UPDATE:
What a morning.
Basically the parts are left hand drive. Confirmed by the dealer. They asked if we wanted to pay for the lights and fitting, or would we like to try SEAT for payment. Needless to say, my sister aint paying a penny to get this sorted.
Phoned seat and was told it will be looked at it time, and nothing can be done at the mo. Told him that as of March 02, 2010 the car is unroadworthy due to the lights, and therefore no MOT OR insurance, and apparently that doesnt change anything!
Phoned dealer back and they hadnt put the claim through cos they werent sure??? Also service manager said he couldnt put a request through cos they dont have the car, even though it's been with them this morning and they took pics of the lamps to confirm part numbers.
SEAT basically want not a lot to do with it, regardless of the fact they sold the car with improper lights. The dealer she bought the car from (FRF Swansea) stopped being a SEAT dealership, but have other garages; vauxhall, mazda, toyota etc
Consumer Direct have recommended contacting FRF as its them she bought the car from, but they're not too interested in helping out so far.
Does anyone know if SEAT check light pattern when they service a car? SEAT said if she'd had it serviced by a dealer they would have picked it up straight away.
Anybody got any other avenues or ideas? Getting slightly peeved at the whole scenario now, as it's my sister who'll be the one left out in the cold with no car.
Other issue she has is that come next tuesday, the car will have to be taken off the road cos it wont have an MOT, and she wont have a car. SEAT say courtesy car is nothing to do with them.
Paul