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anyone out there bought a car from a local garage with warranty and then the car developed a fault and what was the outcome? as i bought a car with 3 month warranty which runs out in a few weeks and the mechanic noticed the gearbox has been leaking oil after he serviced it and showed me?

 

i have tried talking to the garage but they are not having it!!

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anyone out there bought a car from a local garage with warranty and then the car developed a fault and what was the outcome? as i bought a car with 3 month warranty which runs out in a few weeks and the mechanic noticed the gearbox has been leaking oil after he serviced it and showed me?

 

i have tried talking to the garage but they are not having it!!

 

Depends on a lot of things. Mainly how much the garage care about repeat custom.

Your best bet is to ring trading standards and ask them what rights you have

There are some well meaning people on here but its better from the horses mouth.

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thanks guys, i thought that was the case, but i just thought i would check on here to see if someones experienced a similar problem.

Will ring trading standards and see what the deal is.

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the garage just gave me a 3 month warranty, did not mention no limitations on the invoice, it clearly states 3 month warranty.

Darth, what went wrong with your car and what was the outcome??

thanks

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the garage just gave me a 3 month warranty, did not mention no limitations on the invoice, it clearly states 3 month warranty.

Darth, what went wrong with your car and what was the outcome??

thanks

 

If it doesn't say what is included in the warranty, it is virtually worthless.

 

They can claim it was just a warranty on the washer bottle.

 

Regarding statutory rights, you have a problem with the time since purchase.

You'd have to prove that the major fault, which makes it unroadworthy, was there at the time of sale.

You'd need an independent report from an expert for that.

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