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I traded in one of the original Audi TTs after 3 years, hardly had a problem, new owner called me after 3 months saying it had been in the garage for 2 months, 4 different faults. I don't normally consider changing until a problem arises then I trade it in and it's the dealers problem.Last edited by BigRed; 17 November 2015, 22:25.
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Chap in the office sold a dodgy car that kept cutting out on motorway to gipsy family, Another guy asked what would happen if the family died in an accident
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Then they won't come back asking for a refund will they !!
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Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostJust hypothetical. It could be wheel bearings, iffy clutch or oil consumption etc, something you 'knew' was wrong but joe public wouldnt.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIf people don't get a proper survey first then f**k em.
Just my opinion though.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhat is the fault?
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4 - brutal honesty
But having to deal with the General Public, fookwittery & tyre kickers
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Selling car dilemma
Got talking to colleagues at work about pros and cons of selling their car privately.
Conversation developed into one of would you disclose a known fault in with the car if not asked by a private buyer. This led to a number of scenarios;
1, advertise car for 'normal' value and dont disclose fault even if asked
2, advertise car for 'normal' value and only disclose fault if asked
3, advertise car and reduce price down because of fault but dont disclose it if asked or not
4, advertise car and reduce price down because of fault and disclose fault to potential buyers
I went for option 4. No one went for option 1.
What would you do?
Oh, ask Andy's mum isnt an option!Tags: None
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