Happy friday Folks,
I have a 2006 Leon which I purchased 2nd hand from a Seat franchised dealership in April this year.
Within the last month my reverse light stopped working due to a broken wire somewhere in the bottom part of the engine bay, so technically the car became non road legal.
This cost £98 for the dealer to fix this today as it was not covered by the scotsure warranty they given me with the car.
Is this worth complaining about this to the aftersales department at the garage. My thinking is that if I've bought an approved used vehicle then it should be at least gauranteed to be road legal for at least at year (with the exception of consumables like tyres etc).
Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
Cheers
Stuart
I have a 2006 Leon which I purchased 2nd hand from a Seat franchised dealership in April this year.
Within the last month my reverse light stopped working due to a broken wire somewhere in the bottom part of the engine bay, so technically the car became non road legal.
This cost £98 for the dealer to fix this today as it was not covered by the scotsure warranty they given me with the car.
Is this worth complaining about this to the aftersales department at the garage. My thinking is that if I've bought an approved used vehicle then it should be at least gauranteed to be road legal for at least at year (with the exception of consumables like tyres etc).
Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
Cheers
Stuart