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Hi ,

I purchased a second hand Range Rover 2004 plate 80,000 miles on clock for £5995 on the 4th july 2019.

 

Car drove fine until the 3rd August lost all power and water leaking from the radiator called  breakdown company to be told battery had gone.

Jumped started home,

 

emailed dealership that night ,

there was problem asking to contact me ASAP.

 

Sunday the 4th August 2019 received a phone call to say that it was Sunday and to give him an hour and he would get back to me.

No response all day.

 

I spent the day trying to get a home delivery of Battery but on one had one.

Booked a home visit for the Monday.

Still no contact from the dealership.

 

Contacted the warranty company by email as the site said to log the claim of the faults and waited for contact.

 

In the meantime took the car to my local garage for a free holiday check to be told about these problems.

N/S/R & O/S/R tyres on the wrong way 

Rear pads 85/90% Worn

Rear Discs Pitted 

Front Brake Pipes Corroded

N/S/F Drop Link Gaiter Loose 

Oil Leak from Engine + Transfer Box Evident

O/S/F outer cv boot leaking

O/S/F window regulator faulty

Hose leaking at rear of engine to radiator

A/C not cold

Rear Washer not working

 

At the point of sale

,i was told it had been serviced ,

MOT in April

and the  service book was stamped and NONE of these faults mentioned,

 

please help me to get my money back as i have had to pay out myself as the warranty say its not covered..

£1479.97p

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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numerous un redacted images posted directly to your post removed.

please read upload and pop them in one multipage PDF file please.

 

not 100% sure what of those faults would invalidate an MOT ?

poss brake pipe, rear washer? 

the rest are not a fail?

 

where was that MOT done, any link to the dealership?

 

also sadly i'd expect most of those onm a rover of that age, hence the warranty will state fair wear and tear for the age of vehicle.

 

lets see your uploads first.

 

now if you'll get anything back as you've already paid out, is completely another matter and if you ever could say through litigation, is an ever great risk.

 

 

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Please will you tell us the name of the Dealer.

also please could you explain why you have paid an extra £1,400 or so. This is not at all clear.

apart from any of the obvious MOT issues, it seems to me that this car is unroadworthy within the meaning of the road traffic act 1988   and therefore it was it illegal to sell it for you. This on its own is a basis for returning it to the dealer and receiving a full refund plus any associated expenses.

I have very limited internet access at the moment but I will try to give a fuller explanation later.

although you have exceeded the 30-day right to reject the vehicle under the Consumer rights act, you are still well within the 6 months right to reject although you must give them an opportunity to carry out a repair.

However, as I have already said it seems that they may have sold you a vehicle which is in unroadworthy condition and I would say gives you an outright right to reject and to receive a full refund plus any associated expenses.

Please monitor this thread for a fuller reply later

 

 

 

 

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I've managed to managed to get some access to the Internet now and I'm a bit surprised that you have not posted any response. It seems to me that this is a reasonably urgent matter.

If you want to benefit from our advice then you will need to engage with this thread.

You have set out a list of faults that were apparently discovered by a garage. Have you got this list in writing from them? Or is this something they gave you verbally?

Please follow the following link and have a close read of the relevant section https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1988/52/section/75 which relates to some basic features of a vehicle which would automatically make it unroadworthy.

It seems to me that some of the items which you have listed would be covered by the requirements in section 75 of the 1988 Act. If this is the case then you would have a right to return the vehicle and also you should be considering making a complaint that they have acted unlawfully and have supplied you with the vehicle in a dangerous/unlawful condition.

I asked you in my earlier post to tell us who the dealer is but you haven't responded.

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“Local garage does a free check and finds lots of things to replace on a 15 year old

car”

 

I’d be amazed if there WASN’T anything wrong with a fifteen year old Range Rover. 

 

The car lost all power and leaked water and you was told the battery had gone? Who was the breakdown driver, Stevie Wonder?

 

Most of the items on that list are “nice to haves” stuff like cold air conditioning and working window regulators and it’s possible that items like brake pipes and pads would pass an MOT (but show up as an advisory) so how much of that deems the car unroadworthy would be subjective. 

 

I’d be more interested in the loss of power and water leaking than thin brake pads and pitted discs. You’d have a stronger case with the cause of needing a recovery truck rather than what a local garage would like to charge you a small fortune to replace (that might not need replacing) 

 

With respect, surely you knew what you was getting yourself into, buying a 15 year old car for approximately a twentieth of its original value. 

 

Anyway, what was the cause of the breakdown initially? Batteries don’t cause a sudden loss of power and water leaks! 

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Still no response so far from the OP

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Hi,BankFodder,

Reply appreciate your help, hope you received my last note i sent earlier tonight.

Just wondering the best way to proceed with my claim against the garage.Is it by recorded letter or a phone call.?

Regards,

MorkandMindy

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I'm sorry but I haven't received any note. If you have some comments to me then please will you post them on this thread because this whole matter must be conducted in public.

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Please will you start off by addressing the questions which I have asked in a previous post

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Hi BankFodder,

 

I paid for the repairs because the garage i took it took didnt except payment from warranty companies and as i had contacted the warranty company i was expecting them to pay me.

 

Also after speaking to the owner of the garage on the Sunday morning telling him about the faults i was expecting him to HELP and sort the problems as i had already explained that i was stranded without a car.

 

After the garage had looked at the car and told me about the faults and put them in writing i wrote to the dealership telling them about the faults and still no help.#

 

As i work most days 12/13hrs it is very difficult to talk on the phone during office hours.

 

The garage i use  i have been useing for over 20years and they are very good.I know it wasnt just a sales job for them it was because there were faults.

 

I have now recieved an email from the dealership saying they knew nothing about the problems and if i had they would have helped.

 

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Hi HB,

The letter reads,

I am very sorry for the stress this must have put you under,we are very aware of trading standards and the customer rights.You have 30 days to return the car and after that it is down to the seller to refund or fix.

At no point did i make contact with us the business .If i had they would have paid.

 

This is not true i emailed and spoke to the owner.

Hi HB,

I forgot to say letter is not dated or signed.

M&M

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Any update on this please

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user has never returned.

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DCA's view debtors as suckers, marks and mugs

NO DCA has ANY legal powers whatsoever on ANY debt no matter what it's Type

and they

are NOT and can NEVER  be BAILIFFS. even if a debt has been to court..

If everyone stopped blindly paying DCA's Tomorrow, their industry would collapse overnight... 

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