... or fit seat covers. (I know @Rolfe did this ... not that the SE trim seats will "crack" like that, as they are full cloth rather than part pleather, but it still gives protection).
This is the full section on rights to reject etc.
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2015/15/part/1/chapter/2/crossheading/what-remedies-are-there-if-statutory-rights-under-a-goods-contract-are-not-met
The ER has a slightly higher power motor in it vs the LR, hence the ~1s faster 0-62 time. In the real world though you won't notice it.
Note: when I was at my dealer last week for my car's 3rd service and first MOT, they asked if I was looking to change ... they currently have £15k off list...
Is that £99 shown on the sales invoice, and does it show as part of the total price? If the answer is Yes to both, and it was indeed paid by Credit card, then you'll have Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 available to you. This makes the credit provider jointly and severally liable with...
IF you're going the rejection route then:
a) you have to stop using the car. (There are some circumstances which allow you to continue using it, but these are few and far between. The seller agreeing to you using it is one). For a rejection it would be best to drop the car off at their...
I'm just going by what the Dealer Principal told me (first sentence anyway, second sentence was something I read elsewhere here) when I was getting ERO serviced and MOT'd ... they know it as the MG4 Urban. That doesn't mean the name won't change though. :)
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