Can I get a month's insurance and tax reimbursed while my Hyundai i10 waits for a spare part?
My 10-month-old Hyundai i10 has been in the local dealer's workshop for a month, waiting for a head gasket to be sent from India. I have made a verbal complaint to the head office and the workshop staff are trying their best to get the part. Where do I stand legally, and what compensation could I ask for, including reimbursement for a month's insurance and tax?
Asked on 18 August 2010 by Ruthy
Answered by
Honest John
Have they supplied another car while yours was unavailable? I hope so. There is also a potential claim for loss of use for this vehicle. Not much, but around £10 a day.
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