We give you the tools to reject your faulty car yourself — no solicitors, no claims companies, no percentage fees.
The problem
First, you buy a faulty car. Then, when you try to get your money back, you're told you need to pay a solicitor hundreds of pounds per hour — or hand over 25-35% of your refund to a claims company.
That's not right. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 gives you strong protections. You shouldn't need to pay a fortune to use them.
The solution
We built FaultyCar.co.uk to give you everything you need to handle your own case: letter templates, deadline tracking, evidence management, and step-by-step guidance.
One fair price. You keep 100% of any refund you get.

Who's behind this
I founded FaultyCar.co.uk because the gap between what the law gives you and what people actually manage to claim drove me mad. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 is genuinely strong — but dealers count on you not knowing it, and the professionals who do know it charge hundreds of pounds or take a cut of your refund.
So I built the tool I thought should exist: the correct letters, the real deadlines, and honest guidance about where you stand — for a flat fee, with you in control. The free assessment tells you your position whether or not you ever pay us a penny.
It's a small company, and I run it personally. If you email us or reply to anything we send you, it's me reading it.
Rory WebbFounder, FaultyCar Ltd
One flat fee — £29 for your letters, and £40 more from inside your case if you want the full platform. We never take a percentage of your refund, and no dealer, lender or claims company pays us to steer you anywhere.
Everything is grounded in the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and official UK guidance, written in plain English and kept up to date. We're not solicitors and our guides aren't legal advice — they're the informed starting point we wish every car buyer had.
See how FaultyCar.co.uk stacks up against traditional routes
FaultyCar.co.uk | Solicitor | Claims Company | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | From £29 | £150-300/hour | 25-35% of refund |
| You keep your refund | Minus fees | ||
| You stay in control | |||
| Letter templates | |||
| Deadline tracking | Maybe | Maybe | |
| Court representation | Varies |
Most faulty car disputes are resolved without court. Our tools help you handle negotiations yourself.
The Consumer Rights Act 2015 gives you real power. If a car isn't of satisfactory quality, you have the right to reject it. Most dealers know this — and will resolve issues when approached properly.
Legal jargon makes things seem harder than they are. We break it down into plain English and clear steps. You'll always know what you're doing and why.
One price, no percentages, no hidden fees. Whether your car cost £3,000 or £30,000, you pay the same. Your refund is yours to keep.
We don't want you to need us forever. We give you the tools and knowledge to handle this yourself — and any similar situations in the future.
We're not solicitors nor a claims management company, and our service isn't required to be authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. We don't provide legal advice, can't represent you in court, and can't guarantee any outcome. If your case is complex, involves personal injury, or you're not comfortable handling negotiations yourself, a solicitor might be the better choice.
But for most faulty car disputes? You can absolutely do this yourself — and we'll give you everything you need to do it well.
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