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How Trading Standards Can Help With Car Dealer Disputes

Trading Standards can investigate dodgy dealers, but they won't get your money back directly. Learn when and how to involve them effectively.

Bought a faulty car?

Put in your reg. In 2 minutes you’ll know where you stand and how long you have. Free, no card.

Your verdict is based on the Consumer Rights Act 2015.