Land Rover PCH Cancellation- please help

jvint1

jvint1 said:

Hi- managed to find it and here is what it says- what do you think 

13. CUSTOMER UNAUTHORISED CANCELLATION OR BREACH

(a) Except where the Customer is given a right to cancel its order in these terms and conditions or the Customer is

entitled to do so by law, then no order which has been accepted by Sytner may be cancelled by the Customer unless

Sytner has agreed to the cancellation in writing. Where cancellation is agreed clause 13 (b) below shall apply.

(b) Where the Customer (1) cancels its order (other than where the Customer is entitled to do so by law or under clause

2(c) or clause 14, or where the manufacturer price is increased and the customer is given the opportunity to cancel) or

(2) otherwise fails to collect the Goods or (3) breaches the contract so that it is ended then Sytner shall be entitled to be

compensated and paid a sum equivalent to a reasonable administration fee and any damages, loss or expenses which

Sytner may have suffered or incurred by reason of the Customer’s cancellation or default (including as a result of selling

the Goods at a lower value) and storage costs. Such sums may be deducted from any deposit or other money paid by

the Customer and the balance (if any) shall be returned to the Customer. If the losses Sytner has suffered exceed the

deposit paid then the Customer shall be liable to Sytner for the excess amount. Sytner may, at its option elect to return

any part-exchange vehicle or to retain it (in which case the agreed part-exchange Allowance, after deduction of the sums

paid by Sytner in accordance with clause 5(a) to settle any finance or other interests affecting the part-exchange vehicle,

shall be treated as part of the sums paid by the Customer for the purpose of this clause). If the amount paid to settle any

finance or other interest exceeds the part-exchange value of the Goods the Customer shall immediately reimburse

Sytner on demand.

compensated and paid a sum equivalent to a reasonable administration fee and any damages, loss or expenses which

Sytner may have suffered or incurred by reason of the Customer’s cancellation

This is obviously the key line but it doesnt state £1500 plus vat anywhere that I can see

Stateofart

It's a hard lesson but financially paying is the best thing moving forward.  Chalk it up to experience.

motorguy

jvint1 said:

motorguy said:

I think at £1500+VAT you're getting off extremely lightly.

I'd find the money and pay it.

As per jlfrs01's comment, i'd be getting a 0% credit card to spread the cost of it out if its difficult to pay in full now.

Sorry all - just to be clear I do not have the vehicle - it is not due to be delivered until mid december - not sure if that was understood- just the order places 2 months ago but not due to even be built for another month- does this make any difference

Understood.

The leasing company will have had to order and commit to the vehicle though.  

So chances are they're getting it anyway, and now have no customer for it.