Buying a 'BCA ASSURED' car from BCA

Pennysmakepounds

Afternoon,


I have a question.


If you were to buy a BCA assured car that clearly stated no faults or issue with the car.


However, when you go to collect the car there is a fault that was started as not being there.


Do i have the right to Reject the car and demand a full refund or do they have to fix the fault.


Do you have a choice between a fix or refund?

motorguy

Pennysmakepounds wrote: »

Afternoon,


I have a question.


If you were to buy a BCA assured car that clearly stated no faults or issue with the car.


However, when you go to collect the car there is a fault that was started as not being there.


Do i have the right to Reject the car and demand a full refund or do they have to fix the fault.


Do you have a choice between a fix or refund?

I found this which might help -

http://cardealermagazine.co.uk/forum/topic/939-claims-procedure-bca-assured/

It seems you have to report it, they will then inspect it, authorise a repair OR if its a major cost fault, refund.

I dont think you can simply reject for a refund.

Pennysmakepounds

Thank you

bengalknights

Generally BCA send it back to the seller to repair it or in some cases you get a slight refund

If your a trade buyer they just give a straight credit.

AdrianC

How big a fault are we talking here?

gabitzul

No one really knows, it's a virtual one at the moment