Question

You bought a second hand car for £700. It had only been
running for a week when the engine broke down. The
garage says it will cost over £400 to repair.
Write a letter:
A) to the garage where you bought the car asking for your

Answer 1

Answer:

Of all the issues we discuss here at The Car Expert, the topic that generates the largest number of questions is rejecting a car that is faulty or is not as advertised.

Based on the hundreds of questions we’ve received, we have written this comprehensive article to provide direct answers to your questions and explain the processes as clearly as possible.

In this article, we cover the following areas for rejecting a car:

What the law says and the time frames for rejecting a car

The different grounds for rejecting a car

Plus we provide a handy checklist of tips for rejecting a car

The Consumer Rights Act

In October 2015, the Consumer Rights Act 2015 replaced the old Sale of Goods Act for consumer retail sales in the UK.

The Act does cover new and used cars bought from a trader for consumer (private) use. A trader can be either a franchised dealer or an independent garage.

Explanation:

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