they are charging you for fans that broke on a brand new car before you picked up? Am I reading this wrong?My offside (AC) fan had seized prior to me picking the car up, luckily the nearside charging fan is fine
Local dealer has refused to replace under any kind of TSB, saying it’s a maintenance issue..
Quoted £3750 for both sides as they will only replace both fans at the same time as it requires redesigned arches and air guides..!
Was informed that the only issue I would face by not replacing the AC fan would be not so cool temperatures from the AC system ?
Or even an a newly purchased yet to be collected used car. Was this from a Porsche dealer or someone else? In the UK you have certain rights you can exercise in this case. I would be inclined to threaten to exercise your right to return it within 30 days and get a full refund. They are going to have to fix them to resell it so they’ll be better off fixing them for free for you than fix them for free and then have to find another buyer which won’t be at a £3,750 higher price. You could also exercise your right to repair as they will have a hard job proving the fault wasn’t there when you bought the car as it appears you hadn’t even driven it when the fault was identified.they are charging you for fans that broke on a brand new car before you picked up? Am I reading this wrong?
Not new no, 3 years old when I got itthey are charging you for fans that broke on a brand new car before you picked up? Am I reading this wrong?
Not from Porsche unfortunately, only had 30 days to bring to light any issues otherwise I accept the car as is.Or even an a newly purchased yet to be collected used car. Was this from a Porsche dealer or someone else? In the UK you have certain rights you can exercise in this case. I would be inclined to threaten to exercise your right to return it within 30 days and get a full refund. They are going to have to fix them to resell it so they’ll be better off fixing them for free for you than fix them for free and then have to find another buyer which won’t be at a £3,750 higher price. You could also exercise your right to repair as they will have a hard job proving the fault wasn’t there when you bought the car as it appears you hadn’t even driven it when the fault was identified.
https://www.whatcar.com/news/your-legal-rights-if-something-goes-wrong-with-your-car/n3307