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Returning a New Car. Where do I Stand?

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  • wiltsguy_2
    wiltsguy_2 Posts: 536 Forumite
    the only way i can see the delaer taking it back is at a huge & loss to you, as they have nothing wrong and the car is ok.

    I would recomend giving the car good clean inside, anti bac cloths atc, and as others have said leavew the windows open etc, luckily it's warm weather.
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  • ruggedtoast
    ruggedtoast Posts: 9,819 Forumite
    Interesting. I sometimes have to hire cars for work to drive very long distances. I have had similar, though much milder, symptoms to this and always put it down to exhaustion. I have started to dislike the new car smell.

    Open a window.
  • alibean121
    alibean121 Posts: 259
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    dannyrst wrote: »
    I'm astonished people are saying that you should continue to drive the car if you feel dizzy whilst driving? In what universe is that a good idea?!

    I thought that initially but when I reread the OP it mentions getting symptoms after several days and later how they'd never associated the symptoms with the car! So I've pretty much assumed that they don't have the symptoms specifically while driving or you wouldn't be saying you had no idea the car was causing them.
  • burlington6
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    In no way is this the dealers fault..................possible hint of buyers remorse?
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