New car bad build quality reject?

k3lvc

Breezecomm wrote: »

Rejecting the car, this would be a very last case scenario for me. You have 6 months to reject, they tell you 30 days but as long as you can get a professional report to confirm that the quality does not align with similar cars and expectations set by manufacturers then you stand a good chance.

a) you're not going to manage a rejection on the basis of wear and tear of something that's not intended to be stood on
b) you actually need to own said vehicle to reject it - dreams/fantasies don't count


Presumably there's still no pictures of the damaged sills so other owners can see the scale of the problem (and yes I have owned one)

LilElvis

Breezecomm wrote: »

For Anyone else who has a similar issue with the F Pace...

This is a known issue, third-party manufacturers have started to make covers for the sills to mitigate the issues... (Not an ideal solution on a new car)

Rejecting the car, this would be a very last case scenario for me. You have 6 months to reject, they tell you 30 days but as long as you can get a professional report to confirm that the quality does not align with similar cars and expectations set by manufacturers then you stand a good chance.

I assume you do realise that, in the unlikely event, you are allowed to return the car that the dealership can reduce the refund to reflect the use you have had. A reduction is not usually allowed in the first 6 months but there is an exception for vehicles.