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Picked up a new Meriva SE on 1st november. One of the reasons I purchased the SE model was it had a 7 function computer which included a digital speedometer, this was featured in its brochure, and was confirmed by the sales team.
It now turns out that this car does not have a digital speedometer and has only 4 functions on the computer. The company is claiming it has the right to change specifications without notice. Do I have any comeback? Are there any actions I can take?
It now turns out that this car does not have a digital speedometer and has only 4 functions on the computer. The company is claiming it has the right to change specifications without notice. Do I have any comeback? Are there any actions I can take?
Asked on 29 November 2011 by jmun
Answered by
Honest John
Unfortunately the company is right. And in court this would be regarded as too trivial anyway.
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