Car Credit Agreement - Wrong goods description

[The Large Portion]

Hello,

My girlfriend bought a ford fiesta on a four year credit deal exactly a year ago from a ford dealership. We've just discovered that the model sold to her is actually different to what is on the credit agreement (albeit in our favour). More seriously, it looks like the wrong car description has been entered into the DVLA database. The model bought is a Fiesta Freedom but the model received is a Fiesta Zetec.

What is the situation - i.e. as the goods supplied do not match the description on the agreement, is she within her rights to hand the car back and cancel the agreement (with no penalty on her credit record)? Or are they able to simply supply her with a correct vehicle?

Many thanks

Paul

[old_andrew2007]

I have to say I am no expert, however mistakes can be made and wrong details entered on an agreement.
I really think that your girlfriend would not be able to return the vehicle, and end the agrrement, as you are probably aware return a car purchased on HP after one has paid 50%.
The second question about the correct vehicle, IMHO the one she accepted a year ago.

[raydetinu]

I would check the V5 doc, chassis and model no. do they match the vehicle you have.