Your reason for wanting to break the sales contract had nothing to do with the way the vehicle was driving, and it was all the condition-related issues that you gladly accepted when you deposited your first deposit on the BMW X5. Hi, Stephen. The dealer is not required to renegotiate the contract you have signed. If you opt for an offer from Carwow, they have the right to keep your acomptt. They might be interested in lowering their price to keep the sale, or they might throw you a lawyer, as you clearly intend to buy a car from elsewhere if you have a valid legally binding contract. Your right to a refund depends on how you refused the car and how it was resold. You may not have any rights to your money if you changed your mind after purchasing the vehicle. Hi, Stephen. If your contract states that the dealer will do the work as part of the sale, the terms of payment would be the same as for any car purchase contract – you pay a added fee in advance and the rest on delivery (or just before). Hello, we are in a difficult situation.

We ordered a used car, signed the contract and paid a fee. The next day we left and signed the funding agreement and were told we had 14 days to change our minds. We expected the car to be delivered on a specific date 7 days later. They could not deliver it because there was paperwork in the mail. Our car, in which we partially exchanged, broke this weekend and we didn`t have a delivery date for the new car. In the end, we bought another car because we were desperate, and we thought we could cancel the used car because it had only been 7 days since we had ordered it. The financial company said. Fine leaves the garage to settle the agreement. After a conversation with the ASL, it seems that I have two agreements and maybe I have to “buy the car anyway”? It was not explained to us at the sale.

I deposited a £500 deposit and paid an extra £1500 and wanted to buy my p/e car. Do I have to buy the car? It`s so confusing and it`s £27K! Thank you for this informative article. I wonder if you don`t mind answering a personal question about this: I deposited a £300 bond on a car from a dealer and all the sale took place by phone and not on the spot. A few days after paying the deposit by phone, I did not place the order. I didn`t sign an order form, etc. According to your article above, I think I am entitled to this money, but the seller told me that they had to bring another car from a dealership, etc., and therefore incur costs, so I could not recover this deposit. I have never been aware of any of this. They even mentioned that they could hold this deposit if I wanted to buy them a car in the future….