Newbie with problems!

Hi every one!

I recently purchased a range rover l322 td6 hse from a local dealer (not main dealer)

On the test drive i noticed it said check coolant level which he said would be sorted as it goes through the work shop..... after a two weeks i finally picked the car up.. was waiting for my plate to swap over 2 bank holidays blah blah blah anyway...

One day after i picked it up i had the same message the level was fine so i called the dealer who said drop it back in in the mean time i have had a hdc inactive message which they look at and also replace sensor for coolent level and after a test drive confirmed all was ok

5 mile from the dealership on way home i get check coolant message! grrr he assures me it is something simple and is still ok to drive... fine ... following day get hdc inactive - check coolent and air suspention inactive drive straight there and he says ok must be a sensor and we booked it in..... now i have all of above and have no air con or normal blower fans at all and just to top it off the new key remote which i have always used decided to not open doors for 5 minutes

what to do? has any one else had a string of problems?

feel like taking back saying i dont want it! can i do that/? it has a years parts and labour warenty but i dont have time to keep sending back in time after time

any help would be good

thanks mark

mrmjn said:

feel like taking back saying i dont want it! can i do that ?

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Of course you can take it back!

take it back and tell him to sort ALL probs or you want your money back.

and dont be nice about it.

i know i can get him to sort problems but if they persist i dont have time to follow it up and take it back feels likw it is a wrongun!

maybe it should go to landrover?
do they always get it right?

mrmjn said:

i know i can get him to sort problems but if they persist i dont have time to follow it up and take it back feels likw it is a wrongun!

maybe it should go to landrover?
do they always get it right?

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when I say take it back and tell im to sort it all tell him that if any problems reoccur after that you will return it and expect a full refund. Or just take it back now and ask for your money, your choice.

i feel i want money back but putting myself in his shoes is he gonna give my money back? i feel all that will happen is i will lose my rag and then i wont get anywhere and he wont help

im not sure what my rights are where would i find out? citezens advice?

Oh the joys
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f16/buying-crock-****-if-you-already-have-76002.html

mrmjn said:

i feel i want money back but putting myself in his shoes is he gonna give my money back? i feel all that will happen is i will lose my rag and then i wont get anywhere and he wont help

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you're well within your rights to ask for your money back if something you have been sold is "not fit for purpose" (remember that phrase) meaning it was sold to you as fully working and it isn't.

Where are you? I dont mean 'in the living room' either.

fanatic said:

Oh the joys
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f16/buying-crock-****-if-you-already-have-76002.html

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cheers fanny, I always forget what that post is called

barmatt said:

cheers fanny, I always forget what that post is called

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Sticky in the general section well covered and well used unfortunately

hi i am in kent

after a rant on the phone to the dealer he collected the car today and has promised the get the problems sorted, and i have made it clear it needs to be right or i dont want it< i will save the unfit for purpose for next time i need it,
thanks guys hopefully they will sort it out soon my only concern is if it doesnt show any faults or give problems with them< although suspention didnt come up when he tryed to change it blowrs were working which is a shame it would be good for him to experiance the fault in my prescence oh well time will tell

mark

whats the guessing he has it for ages tho