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Costly Car Buying Mistake?


Tony Davis
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And back at the starting point what have we all achieved ? Nothing I suspect

Actually I have found some of the posts here very informative and would have helped me had the dealer not supplied the items as described.

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Actually I have found some of the posts here very informative and would have helped me had the dealer not supplied the items as described.

Do the dogs like their new transport?
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You don't use air con even if fitted? Bit weird.

 

 

Hi

 

Not weird at all. I find it causes me to have a dry throat and sneeze a lot therefore I don't use it.

 

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Paul

My car has AC but I use it sparingly otherwise the fuel consumption is terrible.

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But do you still have the car, has it let you down or did the dogs destroy it? Conversation with dealer

Me "how longs the warranty"

Dealer looking down the forecourt "about 25yds mate"

 

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I wouldn't be without the air conditioning. Living next to the sea when it gets hot it's like being in a bain marie with the humidity off the scale. One night when it was sultry I was driving back to Fairbourne and I couldn't understand why despite me setting the a/c to industrial flash-freezing setting the windscreen was misting up. I thought it meant the a/c was on the way out, until I flicked the windscreen wiper to find that the a/c had chilled the windscreen so much it had caused the windscreen to fog up on the outside.

 

Luckily I have an excellent local garage on the edge of the village who are very good at maintaining my Saab 9-5 estate which was bought second hand from an independent Saab specialist in Hythe in Kent. Not the most fuel efficient vehicle but the Swedish State Barge as it has become known does shift when I want it to (must admit to liking burning off chavvy BMW drivers at lights when I quietly drop the auto-box into Sport mode) and I have to say it's been a good buy and should see me out.

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That car is long gone, we took it for a service/MOT (to a different garage) and on the forecourt was a Freelander 2, so we negotiated and got that, instead. We also checked all the paperwork too, before parting eith our hard-earned.

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