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Consumer Tribunal Orders Dealership to Refund Customer After Faulty Audi A4 Sold

ENGLAND, WALES, AND SCOTLAND, AUG 5 – Consumer Rights Act 2015 and Consumer Credit Act 1974 protect buyers from faulty nearly new cars with undriveable defects; finance companies often refuse refunds despite legal obligations.

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Consumer tribunal orders dealership to refund customer after faulty Audi A4 sold

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Consumer Tribunal orders used car dealer to refund consumer R146 000 for defective car

Yet another used car dealer got a hiding at the Consumer Tribunal for selling a consumer a defective car and then refusing to fix it.

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Money Problem: 'A used car dealer sold me a dud and won't refund it - what can I do?'

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Sky News UK broke the news in United Kingdom on Tuesday, August 5, 2025.
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