None. You can not demand it be fixed. They are offering to put you back in the position prior to the sale. Now you could argue loss here and loss there and they will simply counter with depreciation.Dave_Hedgehog wrote:doodlebug wrote:Going legal on what basis?
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difficult one, he actually wants the car and wants it fixed properly
not sure what rights you have to demand its fixed properly thou
I guess i was lucky getting a new production for a new one when my first one went bang
Take the money. You wont ever get "damages" in a case like this so the absolute best outcome you'd ever expect is the purchase price + costs.
They have done everything that can be considered reasonable - tried to fix it, can't fix it, offer full refund. I can imagine the courts having a rather dim view of the claimant in this scenario.