Hobie
07-12-2015, 10:52 AM
Hi
I have looked a couple of times for information on this forum.
I have driven VW's since my first car a beetle, another beetle, first Golf, and two Golfs, and three Tiguan's; I was a VW fanboy. But I think they might me losing me.
Prompted to join this forum as I am interested in everyones reactions to being the owner of a Diesel Defeat VW.
Me, I bought my 3rd Tiguan in May and was shocked to realise what VW have done.
I had been loving this car as it does so much so well; but now it feels like having a car that has been trashed by all the publicity surrounding VW admissions and disclosures about the Diesel Defeat Software.
I attempted to return the car to the dealer but they wouldn't accept it.
Sections 259-264 seem to govern this. If the vehicle has a major problem; and one of the criteria as to whether it is a major problem; is that a reasonable person knowing what they do now would not have purchased the car.
The act then goes on and states that if you have a major problem you are at liberty to return the goods and ownership reverts in the dealer, and you can choose to get a repair or a refund
Well that seems reasonable straight forward; I wouldn't have purchased; the green credentials were significant aspects.
What about you other owners of affected VW diesels
And onlookers; do you see this diesel defeat as a major problem
I have looked a couple of times for information on this forum.
I have driven VW's since my first car a beetle, another beetle, first Golf, and two Golfs, and three Tiguan's; I was a VW fanboy. But I think they might me losing me.
Prompted to join this forum as I am interested in everyones reactions to being the owner of a Diesel Defeat VW.
Me, I bought my 3rd Tiguan in May and was shocked to realise what VW have done.
I had been loving this car as it does so much so well; but now it feels like having a car that has been trashed by all the publicity surrounding VW admissions and disclosures about the Diesel Defeat Software.
I attempted to return the car to the dealer but they wouldn't accept it.
Sections 259-264 seem to govern this. If the vehicle has a major problem; and one of the criteria as to whether it is a major problem; is that a reasonable person knowing what they do now would not have purchased the car.
The act then goes on and states that if you have a major problem you are at liberty to return the goods and ownership reverts in the dealer, and you can choose to get a repair or a refund
Well that seems reasonable straight forward; I wouldn't have purchased; the green credentials were significant aspects.
What about you other owners of affected VW diesels
And onlookers; do you see this diesel defeat as a major problem