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Common FaultsEngine, gearbox, clutch, electrical, steering, suspension, cooling or air-con problems after buying a used car? What each fault means, whether it counts as a defect, and how to reject the car or get a refund under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
Consumer RightsKnow your consumer rights when buying a used car from a dealer. Learn about the 30-day rejection rule, repair rights, and what to do if things go wrong.
Buying AdviceSpot the warning signs before you hand over your money. These red flags could save you from buying a car that ends up costing you thousands.
Buying AdviceA £150-200 inspection could save you thousands. Learn what pre-purchase inspections cover, who offers them, and when they're essential.
Consumer RightsDealers often claim high mileage means no rights. That's wrong. Learn when you can still reject a high-mileage car and what standards apply.
Buying AdviceAuctions can offer great deals, but your consumer rights are different. Learn what protections you have and what to check before bidding.
Buying AdviceBefore buying any used car, a history check can reveal hidden problems. Learn what they cover, which services to use, and how to interpret results.
Buying AdviceDoes buying from a main dealer give you better protection than an independent garage? Learn how your consumer rights apply at different types of car dealers.
Buying AdviceThinking of buying an ex-rental or ex-company car? Learn the hidden risks, what to check, and your consumer rights if problems emerge after purchase.
You may be entitled to a full refund under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Check your car free in 2 minutes.
Based on the Consumer Rights Act 2015
