EPV

Only after he'd eaten a left winger

I prefer a pink gin

Everyone north of the Watford gap is a black pudding eating, ferret chasing suspect in my book

One of the more bizarre threads I've seen on here. I can see exactly whats happened but curiously, nothing has actually happened.

Someone's tired

Look at rural developments, farm estates etc. It's very difficult to find something in a city.

'kin hell, not only are punters "off to have a think" but the dealers are at it as well

1 car?

I’ll take their money

Where are you based mate?

2200 sqft. Can fit 14 plus a good sized office, two toilets and communal wash area.

Ok, well I have zero experience of this so I can't really form a strong opinion! I'd say looking at it from the "end of the line" perspective, i.e. court, if a judge was to interpret the law as read, it is pretty clear we're in the chair for cost of recovery back to us. It's not something I personally would be willing to test in court! Hopefully I won't have to

I'm not convinced about this. If the law states that we're responsible for reasonable costs of getting the vehicle back then I can't see how we can be considered "above the law" and start superseding the law with our own terms. I wouldn't fancy testing that out, to be honest.

Has the queen mum died?

Lucas, is that you?

Citizens advice! A part time scout leader doing his bit for the community, trained up by someone who knows less about the law than most on here. I’d rather ask my cat for advice than the CAB. I don’t have a cat.

If you buy one and ship my stuff around at half the price Movex quote I'll tell you it's a good idea

I drink Tardis, so there.

Take photos of the damage, point it out on the advert, price it £500 below what you would if it were immaculate and sell it as is.

This is a forum for car dealers. But, since you asked; why don’t you let the dealer do his job, get the (likely) small issue fixed and stop being such a fucking melt? You’re welcome.

Good luck to you.

He was caught chasing ferrets and keeping pigeons. Treason down my way.

Correct. Tardis is the daddy. Chewing gum on seats too

BCA don’t retail cars. I see what you’re saying and I think as long as you’re getting a piece of paper signed that states the buyer is aware it’s SOR and that it must be trailered away, whether they drive it or trailer it is their business. You can’t force someone to get a trailer. They could tell you they have one parked up outside, out of your sight. What are you supposed to do, force them to drive it onto a trailer? Course not. I would say however that selling a car for £1250 as SOR when it’s retail price is say £1900 could be viewed by TS as an attempt to circumvent the law (CRA) Not that it stops hoards of supermarket car traders doing exactly that.