Right to reject-Statutory interest

steampowered

Ant82 said:

Thanks but I’ve been in contact with a solicitor who’s advised I can claim statutory interest on the grounds the dealer should never have supplied the car in the first place as it was obvious that it was never fit for purpose, and not of satisfactory quality. thanks for your input though, I’ll check out those points

I mean you can "claim" it.

That's not quite the same thing as "you would be awarded it if you took it to court". 

When issuing court proceedings, you want to ask for as much as you can with a straight face. Don't ask, don't get. Do you really want to be issuing small claims proceedings for a few weeks interest though. Up to you I suppose.

Ant82

Jenni_D said:

Bear in mind that 7(b) is not conditional on 7(a) ... both have to happen, but return of the goods does not need to happen before the refund is made. (See also sub-section 15).

Thanks for that. I would like a refund before the car is picked up. I have purchased 3 cars from this dealer before so it should be ok to let them have the car first but trust has really broken down over some of these faults. Thanks again