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I bought a 2013 plate car from a main dealership in april for cash. Its awful to drive. Ive had the engine checked they said it was within tolerance. I paid £8000 for it and they offered me £5000 for it if i want to sell it back to the dealership. When checking through the paperwork i've discovered that it was an ex hire car (AVIS) im very upset that i was never told this before buying it. I wouldn.t have bought it. Also discovered that i'm thinking i'm driving around in a 1.4 as it clearly states this on the paperwork and its actually a 1.2. Additional to this none of my paperwork has been signed by the dealership. I feel like ive been ripped off. Legally is there anything i can do?????? thanks in anticipation (i am female)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Go back to the dealership & state the car is NOT A 1.4 as in the Ad & you wanted a full refund, take a witness with you, if the they start acting the goat just tell them that you will be contacting T.S. are you a member of the AA RAC ? Get them to confirm that the car is a 1.2 not a 1.4 regards telling you it was an Ex hire car, they are not obliged to do that, I would also get the mileage checked on this car! what is the mileage?
Ilove, this is a lesson learnt the hard way, never jump in when purchasing a car or whatever, why? you have found out, check your car out if you intend to Exchange, check the likes of Auto Trader / ebay, is will give you an Idea of what your car is worth regards Condition / Mileage / Owners, do not buy from the side of the road Re/ Mobile Numbers, Take Someone with you ( I am a female) Your words, for obvious reasons.
With nearly two years having lapsed since the vehicle was purchased, I don’t think you can expect any redress from the seller.
In relation to the vehicle being an ex-hire car – honest John (he of the Daily Telegraph) reckons that being subject to differing driving styles while running in, results in improved running in versus being driven by the same person; so rather than being upset by this, you should view it as a positive.
In relation to the vehicle being an ex-hire car – honest John (he of the Daily Telegraph) reckons that being subject to differing driving styles while running in, results in improved running in versus being driven by the same person; so rather than being upset by this, you should view it as a positive.
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