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Trawler 22-06-2013 10:49 AM

Roland can put me right on this, but I think in Germany they have to declare if a car has been in an accident or state it is accident free. That might make the second hand dealers a bit more honest.

Yanto 22-06-2013 11:27 AM

What's a Stoty ??

:smt017:smt017

mattCSLnut 22-06-2013 12:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yanto (Post 148321)
What's a Stoty ??

:smt017:smt017

Use your imagination dude :wink: You are the EFA expert after all :hahaha:

Trawler 22-06-2013 01:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yanto (Post 148321)
What's a Stoty ??

:smt017:smt017

You must be feeling bad it reads story. Have another drink.

Pip1968 23-06-2013 06:51 PM

I read this on the Porsche forum a few months ago. Incredible story. Who would have thought that a big name like Porsche would not trim their profit a little and keep a good customer happy.

Pip :mad:

Neil M 23-06-2013 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Yanto (Post 148321)
What's a Stoty ??

:smt017:smt017

It's like a 'storey' but on one level :hahaha:

Now to be serious; the seller owed a 'Duty of Care' to the Purchaser under the 'Sale of Goods Act' wherein it states that the goods sold should be of 'Merchantable Quality' and 'Fit for Purpose' which in this particular case they they don't seem to have been.
This wasn't Negligence, Professional or otherwise or a Negligent act being committed, it was a deliberate act of 'Miss-Representation' and 'Fraud'

As Porsche GB didn't sell the Vehicle (which is a massive topic in itself) they have no involvement.
The problem is that someone in Law is legally liable, or vicariously liable (liable by association)

This would normally fall upon the retailer, however as they no longer exist, having been bought out by a 3rd Party group.
Dependent upon the contractual terms of their buy-out, the 3rd Party may have unwittingly incurred the liability.

To prove this would be a long, protracted and expensive exercise, as you can assume the 3rd Party would be reluctant to divulge the terms of their purchase.
That said, without that information it would be impossible to establish their culpability in any action taken or to be taken.

Bottom Line 'Caveat Emptor' (Latin for "Let the buyer beware") unless you are determined and have very deep pockets, but it is doable!

E46CSL 23-06-2013 08:12 PM

If CSL's are ever worth £70k+, I suppose similar stories will emerge.

Yanto 23-06-2013 08:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by E46CSL (Post 148468)
When CSL's are worth £70k+, I suppose similar stories will emerge.

EFA ;)

E46CSL 23-06-2013 08:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yanto (Post 148469)
EFA ;)


I hope so too. But after 23 years, the Sport Evo ( 600 cars made) has not reached that level

:thumbs:

shimmy 23-06-2013 08:40 PM

Shocking................colour


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