I brought a 10 year old car 3 months ago and have just had it MOT'd. Been told there was a fault with the ABS light needed to invesitgated. I paid Renault £95.94 for the testing and they have said that someone has removed the instrument cluster and messed about behind it and the instrument cluster needs to be replaced at a cost of £389.57. I have called the garage and explained that from the information i have found (CAB/Consumer Direct) that up to 6 months after buyer i have the option to have the car repaid (which i want). They have said that they could not possible afford the £485.51 (instumnet panel and testing) and that i can have my money back minus reasonable usage. I assume that if they "cannot afford" the £485.51 they will be offering me less for my car. Do i have the right to get the car fixed and they try and get the money back after? The garage that i brought it from want me to call them back after they have spoken to Trading Standards (who they say will agree with them and that i should expect what i get when i buy a 10 year old car). I would much rather have my car reapaid than get rid of it or have the garage give me less than the cost of the tyres!