Faulty Alfa Romeo

I have had the same fault re-occuring for the past seven months which commenced at 400 miles.

There have been a number of experts form Head Office Technical and I presume the same or similar parts are being replaced following an engine warning signal appearing.

I now have had enough and would like to know how I stand as regards a replacement or moneyback. The vehicle is a limited edition (900) Alfa Romeo Spider.

Asked on 31 May 2011 by G8ACB

Answered by Honest John

Your theoretical rights are different from your practical rights. Theoretically you could sue the dealer possibly quoting the Supreme Court ruling in Clegg v Olle Anderson (trading as Nordic Marine) 2003 and, after spending anything up to £15,000, you might win your case, but you might also lose. Your rights are here: www.honestjohn.co.uk/faq/consumer-rights/ Alternatively you could try negotiation with the dealer or employ someone like asklucy@honestjohn.co.uk to negotiate for you.

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