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  • dx100uk changed the title to Mazda/Santander PCP - My 2 week old new car is faulty and dealership won't replace it.
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They have said that if I want this option, Santander would swap all the details over from the car now to the new car, when the new car arrives, but until then I would have to continue paying the finance on the cx5 that I still own, that is sitting in the workshop and un drivable (would you know if this is correct).  

 

I wouldn't think so you are not going to pay 3 months or longer for something you cant use I would of thought that they could suspend the agreement or void it.

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Mmmmm and do you think they will keep to that verbal offer once you have mad the full monthly payments ? I would want that confirmed in writing.

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Section 99 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 sets out when you can voluntarily end an HP or PCP agreement. It covers both new and used cars. All car finance agreements have a 14-day cooling-off period. Your 14 days start on either the day that you sign your agreement or the day that you received a signed copy it, whichever happened later.

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