Johnny Mars Bar
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‘Tyre insurance’ on an Aygo?!
Sorry mate but someone saw you coming alright…fucking hell hahaha
Phone the dealer and explain, you might be able to get them to swap it for something more suitable.
Hope you get it sorted.
Sorry mate but someone saw you coming alright…fucking hell hahaha
Phone the dealer and explain, you might be able to get them to swap it for something more suitable.
Hope you get it sorted.
Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese
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Fully comp?
metalblue
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You've been ripped off with that. Sorry Cricket but that is a con. Unless you drive like madman or intend going round the world twice, you will not need 5 tyre changes in 10 years never mind 3
Kompany Car
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Small cars arent built for tall people. The only small car that my lad can get comfy in who's 6ft3 is the VW Polo everything else seems to have insufficient seat or steering wheel movement.
As regards retuning the car, they should have given you a full set of Ts&Cs which should include details of the returns policy. The key thing is they are often mileage limited, 30 miles isn't uncommon. That said every dealer is different.
As regards retuning the car, they should have given you a full set of Ts&Cs which should include details of the returns policy. The key thing is they are often mileage limited, 30 miles isn't uncommon. That said every dealer is different.
Two Gun Bob
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Not sure how you carried out the transaction, but if you bought it unseen and online then just hand it back for a full refund.
If you signed or bought at the dealership then ask them if they can allow you a full px for the price you paid against any another motor in their franchise. Also enquire as to the flexibility of the insurance products you paid for. Failing everything else sell it on for the highest price possible and get a vehicle more suited to your needs.
Also as Misty mentioned most of the insurance add ons are a scam and only employed to boost their sales margin. Gap insurance, tyre insurance, chip and dent protection, paint protection, upholstery protection etc etc etc
In my opinion the gap is the worst as it's a depreciating asset your buying, so why would you want to protect the deprecation aspect of a vehicle as it's just insurance on insurance.
Im not 100% certain mate but should you decide that you no longer want or require the add on policies, you should be able to cancel down within a 30-day grace period (more than twice the legal obligation of 14 days) on distance selling for cars. Do check as I understand gap has a 14 day cancel down period
If you signed or bought at the dealership then ask them if they can allow you a full px for the price you paid against any another motor in their franchise. Also enquire as to the flexibility of the insurance products you paid for. Failing everything else sell it on for the highest price possible and get a vehicle more suited to your needs.
Also as Misty mentioned most of the insurance add ons are a scam and only employed to boost their sales margin. Gap insurance, tyre insurance, chip and dent protection, paint protection, upholstery protection etc etc etc
In my opinion the gap is the worst as it's a depreciating asset your buying, so why would you want to protect the deprecation aspect of a vehicle as it's just insurance on insurance.
Im not 100% certain mate but should you decide that you no longer want or require the add on policies, you should be able to cancel down within a 30-day grace period (more than twice the legal obligation of 14 days) on distance selling for cars. Do check as I understand gap has a 14 day cancel down period
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It’s the only sensible option available.
jimharri
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But why did you rush into it? Didn't those issues you mention come to light when you took it for a test drive?
Please tell me that you DID take it for a test drive.