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AS FAR AS WE AWARE THE CAR WAS STRAIGHT WHEN SOLD IT WASN'T ACCIDENT DAMAGED OR WHAT SO EVER

Cheers mate the car it self is straight no dents or bangs...... this what came up on the mot after a year purchasing the car (offside front suspension component mounting prescribed area excessively damaged significantly reducing structural strength floor within 30cm of front sub frame rear mounting point) It was the trading name on the invoice. Its a 2006 307cc sold with 79k on the clock it was in a good nick I have spoken to trading standards today and they been very helpful

Cheers mate from on the mot there was a number of stuff that failed on but she was questioning me on the following (offside front suspension component mounting prescribed area excessively damaged significantly reducing structural strength floor within 30cm of front sub frame rear mounting point) this what came up on the mot after a year purchasing this.

Hi Everyone, Need a quick advice really, I sold a car to a customer about a year ago since she had the car she been complaining about the car misfiring we changed the coil pack, spark plugs, she still come back with same issue we spoke to peugeot specialist and they said whatever they would have done is what we'v done as the car run on chain but not belt so they don't see any issues to come after doing those bits but however we should drain the oil and put the recommended one in which we did we tried the car and it seems fine with no misfiring when we hand over the car back to the customer she calls back complaining about the same issue, to cut it short we sent the car to a peugeot specialist for the second time which they had the car for over 2 months and they can't find any misfiring and customer not happy with that. now he tried mot the car after a year and it come up as failed with some rust underneath the car and she moaning about that which I told her the car come in with the mot...now she saying she will be taking legal action against us which I have no issue with that but she has txt me asking for the full name of owner of the business which I am a sole trader should I provide her with the details or she should correspond through the business can anyone in share some advice on this. thanks

I thought so.....cos at the end of the day I end up footing the bill myself.........

I'm currently using warranty wise to provide my warranties but as a matter of fact its just money down the drain>>>>>> I had warranty assist chasing me for business I ask my business manager to look into the small print on their so called gold cover with other add on's it turns out to be money in the drain for one reason it doesn't cover the clutch fully....................................... Any one in the wilderness with better alternative that will be value for money.

So far it's been very very quiet no ghost no cats no dogs and I'm on my own so far managed 1 and the rest are punters arranging for viewing and test drive and don't show up got dozens of this so far....................not sure what next...........probably lockup and go fishing

Cheers metcars probably this answers my question....... there's only one issue with ebay is the time wasters which I do find it hard stand.

was just wondering how guys get rides off their lemons as its costing me quiet alot at the moment its very hard to swallow recently I have been sending them back to the auctions but it hasn't help that much .....shedding a light on this would be much appreciated.

My first experience with "first response" hasn't been great!!! I referred a customer to them regarding a finance on a clio £1800 they accepted him in principle and went about all normal familiarities, all agreement doc was emailed to us our customer signed and we emailed back. all we were waiting for was the green light an hour half later we had a call from them saying the deal is off cos something came to light on the bank statement which I find it unusual................with all the admin work involved I find it as a BIG wast of time.........just be ware of them still...... My first experience with "first response" hasn't been great!!! I referred a customer to them regarding a finance on a clio £1800 they accepted him in principle and went about all normal familiarities, all agreement doc was emailed to us our customer signed and we emailed back. all we were waiting for was the green light an hour half later we had a call from them saying the deal is off cos something came to light on the bank statement which I find it unusual................with all the admin work involved I find it as a BIG wast of time.........just be ware of them still......

Your quote probably answers my question as I have 107 in red 60reg 54000 on the clock 3 doors and it seems it dragging it feet on me I was expecting a quick turn on that but so far its not happening yet for about 6 weeks..............

Betginge very kind for the insight info I will be giving it a shoot and see how it goes......... Thanks once again......

Thanks betginge, that's really helpful I'm already looking into Motors.co.uk which I believe it gives me the platform for free listing on car gurus. could you let me know your experience on Ebay and gumtree as my thoughts has also rejected those two platforms in terms of time waster and on gumtree as bargain joint. Thanks Thanks betginge, that's really helpful I'm already looking into Motors.co.uk which I believe it gives me the platform for free listing on car gurus. could you let me know your experience on Ebay and gumtree as my thoughts has also rejected those two platforms in terms of time waster and on gumtree as bargain joint. Thanks

Dear folks great forum..... am quiet new in the trade was just wondering if I could get some advice on advertising platform apart from AT and Facebook as I have an account with them for the past 9 months was just wondering if there's any other better platform that would channel some traffic through doors,,,,,,

Hello Folks great forum.......