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My daughter recently purchased a car from a garage the car was covered with a 30 day warranty. The car was working fine but 10 days after the warranty the car broke down and now it will not start. She has tried contacting the garage but there is only an answer machine and they are not returning any of her calls.
She contacted trading standards who informed her that after the 30 days expired there is nothing you can do. Is this correct? It seems that this may be incorrect after doing a bit of research?
A few more details of what is wrong with the car might help. If it is something as small (but non-the-less important) as the battery, then you could ask him to supply you with one at trade price.
Contact the previous owner and check that the mileage is correct as a priority.
30 day warranty - car now broke
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