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Consumer reviews repair invoices and receipts beside their car at home.Consumer Rights

Already Paid for Repairs? You May Still Have Rights

Many people pay for repairs before realising they had consumer rights. Find out if you can still claim back costs or reject your faulty car.

27 Jan3 min

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.