Wel some of the advice i could go along with but dont hang the dealer out to dry before you have contacted him and given him a chance to rectify your problems first.
If the dealer is prepared to correct all of your issues then fine , but if you send him threatening letters first he will already be on the defensive side of the street.
Not wishing to appear to be on the dealers side he is going to say it was not a really big deal for you to view and collect your purchase so the same could be said for you to take it back to be repaired.
If none of this works then get all the big guns out and go for it.
As for your warranty you will probably find the dealer has a slip he gives to the warranty company as proof of service .
With any used vehicle warranty such as you have purchased it is totally reliant on the claims percentage of the supplying dealer in other words if he has a significantly high burn rate your claim maybe refused if the burn rate is low the claim in all probability will be honoured .
In short lots of policies not many claims is good , lots of policies lots of claims is bad.
That is why it is termed as a warranty not a guaranttee warranties are underwritten by a third party .
So as i say give the dealer the opportunity of rectifying your problems first .
I hope this helps you in some way.
Delboy
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you may be frustrated now but infront of me there is a big incline . yeh it may be slow but it is in front
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Topic: Need advice - various problems
