nathan5346
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Well **** me bertha it aint rocket science, youve been done and you wanna roll over n accept it.... carry on.
Take storms advice
Datatek
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Unfair contract terms legislation, unless it's changed since I left the UK, means a dealer cannot escape his liabilities by saying "Sold as Seen" that only works for a private seller. A recognised seller must sell a vehicle in a condition that is fit for purpose. Sounds just like the dealer that sold the crock of **** to Jay on another long running thread.
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nathan5346
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How did jay get on?
Datatek
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He got a cheque from the dealer, kept the car and is attempting to repair it
He did post the result But no news as to whether he has a working car or not yet
nathan5346
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Result thenHe got a cheque from the dealer, kept the car and is attempting to repair it
Datatek
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p38 prius lol
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you could ring trading standards and ask for some advice
I would say the garage is responsible not you
you should be able to drive a car you have just purchased without it having to be connected to your garden hose
sale of goods act and all that
if you are in the trade yourself well that's another matter
as has been said earlier no such thing as sold as seen from a garage
I would say the garage is responsible not you
you should be able to drive a car you have just purchased without it having to be connected to your garden hose
sale of goods act and all that
if you are in the trade yourself well that's another matter
as has been said earlier no such thing as sold as seen from a garage
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Datatek
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If the car was in good condition it should not have needed filling with water after 300 miles. Whether the garage owner sold it knowing it had a problem or not, he is responsible, if you have a receipt/invoice from the garage then it's a trader sale, he is liable.
