Consumer Rights Act 2015 - Used First Car, can I claim?

Ayr_Rage

Best of luck.

Where is the heap of !!!!!! now?

If you've rejected it I hope you've dumped it with them.

Isthisforreal99

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81975907#Comment_81975907

And as already said, chances are they will be in tbe process of changing identify, close the company down and then your court action is futile, the 'person listed' is not normally personally responsible for any company liability.

What does the companies house accounts show as assets?

fuzzycat9812

they cannot close the company down, I am a known creditor, and if they file dissolution I can object to it through companies house, and i could apply to restore the company if they are successful

its less about the money now, while still important its more of a pride thing atm - in response to my notice of rejection, they replied with 2 words - "good luck". I cannot stand for that

fuzzycat9812

lowkey they dont have assets listed

sheramber

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81975963#Comment_81975963

What assets does the company have?

Rented premises?

Cars on dealer finance or ‘belong to someone else. Just selling it for them’ ?

Make sure you cone back and update us . Not many do.

user1977

 i could apply to restore the company if they are successful

Great, but if the company doesn't have any assets then you're throwing more good money after bad.

fuzzycat9812

they have cars listed for sale on auto trader thats for sure

lincroft1710

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81975963#Comment_81975963

You're not a "known creditor", you're just an aggrieved customer wanting their money back. Only when it is proved the company are in debt to you, do you become a creditor. A court may well decide that the car you bought was worth the money you paid. If you wanted to reject the car you should have returned it to the dealer and handed over the keys.

Having cars listed for sale on Autotrader doesn't mean they necessarily own them as such.

user1977

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81976019#Comment_81976019

Yes, but if they're trying to wind up one company, the chances are the current stock is all held by the new company. And so on.

born_again

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81976019#Comment_81976019

Who are the company?

It's not a issue naming them 👍