Thank you V8Jay, will definately be there tomorrow, just hope he doesn't try and take our Mondeo off us, as I guess they see that as there's now.
Thank you V8Jay, will definately be there tomorrow, just hope he doesn't try and take our Mondeo off us, as I guess they see that as there's now.
What did you pick up from the site?
We used some of our son's DLA money ( and my carers allowance) for this disco, so was a hard spend anyway, makes it even worse now
juiceyv8
New Member
What did you pick up from the site?
We used some of our son's DLA money ( and my carers allowance) for this disco, so was a hard spend anyway, makes it even worse now
Sadly mate anyone can pay a guy to give him a jazzy site and look the balls when all he is a ****.
One of the best 4x4 places I know has the most basic site going. the fact that he has taken the money in this way makes me even more mad.
He has to relent.....or im sure a few members can pay a polite visit to advise him of his ways.
Sadly mate anyone can pay a guy to give him a jazzy site and look the balls when all he is a ****.
One of the best 4x4 places I know has the most basic site going. the fact that he has taken the money in this way makes me even more mad.
He has to relent.....or im sure a few members can pay a polite visit to advise him of his ways.
Thank you so much Juicey.
It was a hard decision to spend some of this money, but our two children, our son whom is autistic, with severe behaviour difficulties (whom we get the DLA for, and I get carers, as a constant carer for him) and our 7 yr old daughter love caravanning, it lights up our son's days, so we bought this disco, due to the Mondeo not reaching our caravan needs (in to twin axles, and towed a twin with a disco before, it never moved) we even went away and thought about the disco, and agreed if the dealer was happy to do everything for us, it would be right, obviously not
I just hope and pray it goes ok tomorrow, my hubby is a HGV instructor, so is able to get on the Direct.gov sites to check things, so glad he did, I just don't want it to go wrong tomorrow, I'm the weak one, lol.
juiceyv8
New Member
Thank you so much Juicey.
It was a hard decision to spend some of this money, but our two children, our son whom is autistic, with severe behaviour difficulties (whom we get the DLA for, and I get carers, as a constant carer for him) and our 7 yr old daughter love caravanning, it lights up our son's days, so we bought this disco, due to the Mondeo not reaching our caravan needs (in to twin axles, and towed a twin with a disco before, it never moved) we even went away and thought about the disco, and agreed if the dealer was happy to do everything for us, it would be right, obviously not
I just hope and pray it goes ok tomorrow, my hubby is a HGV instructor, so is able to get on the Direct.gov sites to check things, so glad he did, I just don't want it to go wrong tomorrow, I'm the weak one, lol.
Know where your coming from, With you all the way. He thinks he made a fast buck........Wrong answer
Know where your coming from, With you all the way. He thinks he made a fast buck........Wrong answer
Makes us wonder what he paid for the disco, it was up at £4995 (we paid it
) after doing the HPI check, and putting the Chassis n.o in, its worth £4050, us taken for ****s or what! We should have done the HPI before we bought it, but we've never experienced this before, first time for everything I guess.
juiceyv8
New Member
Makes us wonder what he paid for the disco, it was up at £4995 (we paid it
Least you have found the right place for help.
Cat C is worth SFA in my eyes. unless you know 100% its history.
the main thing now is non-emotional speed of action to get your money back.
if your not sure of anything on the consumer site please ASK:tea:
Least you have found the right place for help.
Cat C is worth SFA in my eyes. unless you know 100% its history.
the main thing now is non-emotional speed of action to get your money back.
if your not sure of anything on the consumer site please ASK:tea:
Lol, did have 1 thing to ask:
Of satisfactory quality. It must meet the standard a reasonable person would regard as satisfactory, bearing in mind the way it was described, how much it cost, the make, the age, the history, the mileage, the intended usage of the car and any other relevant circumstances. Amongst other things, this covers the fitness, appearance and finish of the car, its safety and its durability. The car must be free from defects, except when they were pointed out to you by the seller before you agreed to buy it or where you have inspected the car and that inspection ought to have uncovered the car defects. Even where a car appears to have a minor defect, it may still be of unsatisfactory quality if that defect could lead to extensive damage or render the car dangerous to drive.
Must be free from defects, do we have the dealer on this? The only defect I can say, the gearbox is really loose, and feels like the synchro mesh has gone between first and second gears (we never test drove it though, but started it up)
As described. This covers all statements made about the car, whether in writing, in a conversation over the phone or in the showroom, in a newspaper, website, email or text, or in documentation. If the advert states "air conditioning and CD player" then the car should come with these features and they should be working.
Said it had electric sunroofs on advert (though haven't printed this) it hasn't, told 5 owners, from what we can gather from the HPI report it has had 3 previous. Has electric heated seats, drivers doesn't work.
Do we also have something from these?
juiceyv8
New Member
Coz i have posted this at least 3 times in 2 days - I have posted it here so it can be found easily...
Plse can it be a sticky - so I dont loose it.
Within 6 months - you are still covered by the Sale and Supply of Goods to Consumers Regulations 2002 - not fit for purpose or not of satisfactory quality - take it back and say it is unfit for purpose and you want it fixed FOC within *** days or your money back.
The obligations to provide goods of satisfactory quality are more or less the same as those stipulated under the Sale of Goods Act 1979 (see BIF 142 A Guide to the Sale of Goods Act 1979). The Regulations also require traders to provide remedies where goods are not of satisfactory quality.
The effect of the Regulations is to create an automatic presumption, in favour of the consumer, that any defect in a product manifesting itself within six months is 'inherent'. This means that the defect was present at the time of sale. The burden of proof is on the trader to prove otherwise. The Regulations also provide a time limit of six years (five years in Scotland), during which period any claims for compensation may be submitted to a court.
I think you will find that the peeps wot sold yu the car are legally obliged to supply you with a motor - unless yu bought it, knowing that it was defective.
Plse can it be a sticky - so I dont loose it.
Within 6 months - you are still covered by the Sale and Supply of Goods to Consumers Regulations 2002 - not fit for purpose or not of satisfactory quality - take it back and say it is unfit for purpose and you want it fixed FOC within *** days or your money back.
The obligations to provide goods of satisfactory quality are more or less the same as those stipulated under the Sale of Goods Act 1979 (see BIF 142 A Guide to the Sale of Goods Act 1979). The Regulations also require traders to provide remedies where goods are not of satisfactory quality.
The effect of the Regulations is to create an automatic presumption, in favour of the consumer, that any defect in a product manifesting itself within six months is 'inherent'. This means that the defect was present at the time of sale. The burden of proof is on the trader to prove otherwise. The Regulations also provide a time limit of six years (five years in Scotland), during which period any claims for compensation may be submitted to a court.
I think you will find that the peeps wot sold yu the car are legally obliged to supply you with a motor - unless yu bought it, knowing that it was defective.
juiceyv8
New Member
Search for the "crock of ****" thread. It will give yu all the info yu need.
As far as yo Mondeo is concerned. As peeps have said before, having the V5 log book is not proof of ownership. The car is still yours - I assume he hasn't given you a receipt for it stating that he has taken it in part exchange for a value of .....?
Although peeps keep mentioning "Cat C" - I notice that yu said "Cat D". Personally I wouldn't, necessarily, be worried about that. But, having said that, there are too many other things that ring alarm bells. Get the telephone number of Trading Standards, phone them on Monday first thing. tell them that yu are going to ask for your money back and the reasons why, so that they have all the info to hand. Then, when you go to the dealer, if he doesn't play ball, just call trading standards from his premises and tell them what is going on. If he has any sense he will capitulate immediately coz he won't want trading standards sniffing around.
As far as yo Mondeo is concerned. As peeps have said before, having the V5 log book is not proof of ownership. The car is still yours - I assume he hasn't given you a receipt for it stating that he has taken it in part exchange for a value of .....?
Although peeps keep mentioning "Cat C" - I notice that yu said "Cat D". Personally I wouldn't, necessarily, be worried about that. But, having said that, there are too many other things that ring alarm bells
. Get the telephone number of Trading Standards, phone them on Monday first thing. tell them that yu are going to ask for your money back and the reasons why, so that they have all the info to hand. Then, when you go to the dealer, if he doesn't play ball, just call trading standards from his premises and tell them what is going on. If he has any sense he will capitulate immediately coz he won't want trading standards sniffing around.
disco dickie
Active Member
all sounds like good advice.. good luck
Nigel-S
soft and furry
What a sad tale . Take note of all the valuable information given by members, you'll need it. When you contact Trading Standards it's really important to get a name, and a direct phone number to that person. Could be a bit awkward if you couldn't get hold of the person at the sellers premises. You could also contact BBC's Watchdog, once they get hold of it they wont let go. Good luck.
. Take note of all the valuable information given by members, you'll need it. When you contact Trading Standards it's really important to get a name, and a direct phone number to that person. Could be a bit awkward if you couldn't get hold of the person at the sellers premises. You could also contact BBC's Watchdog, once they get hold of it they wont let go. Good luck.
Rezz
New Member
Makes us wonder what he paid for the disco, it was up at £4995 (we paid it
this wasn't a dealer in notts mate was it? he had two in at same time? specialist cars or something similar?
