Spsjapps

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  1. All cleared up. Spoke to the auction sales manager and he said i can cancel if i wish. thanks for your input chaps
  2. See i disagree i see them all the time, wrap or colour change .. always seems to be included in the description of the sale. I agree, the vendor Arnold Clark surely are at fault here. The car was in a standard arnold clark sale Grade 4. Value above £5k. The colour without question changes the re sale value as its not at its original colour.
  3. Well my exact thoughts. They will hpi all cars to declare if anything pops up, surely a colour change is a pretty big change. I mean the main reason i purchased was the colour is rare, so its not as descriped. Be interested to see what they say today but im refusing the car under the grounds of not as described. Thankfully i havent paid for the car, i cant see it being a problem for them as they will push it back through
  4. Sorry maybe ive confused. HPI says yellow car is blue and sold as blue. No mention of colour change on listing
  5. Hi chaps, Jumping the gun here as ive raised the issue with the branch sales manager but wanted to see if anyone had a similar experiance. Ive purchased live-online a bmw not on a assured report. The car was stated as “BLUE” and no indication had been listed in the description of any other colour. Upon doing my HPI to prepare docs for the buyer (wanted specific colour so it was purchased for that reason) the car comes back as yellow! My next call to bmw confirms the car left the factory as yellow, now i get the sold as seen but surely if the hpi indicates YELLOW that should be made aware to potential buyers that its had a colour change..? so far the car has not been paid for so is still on site. Any advice would be great thanks