I bought a car with a dealer because of the 5 star rating. They stated nothing was wrong with the car, but if there was to be something wrong we could take it to a local garage to get it fixed and the warranty will cover the cost for the next 6 months. However, the car did not move from the stationary position the next morning because it was cold so we had to wait for it to warm up. We then drove the car to a local mechanic who told us that the clutch and a flywheel were the issues. As advised from the dealer and the warranty company, we asked a mechanic to replace the broken part and the bill was £810 including labour and VAT. Although we have 3 star cover included for 6 months where any breakages are embraced, the warranty company's engineer decided not to cover any expenses as he reckons that this wasn't due to breakages, even though it was proven that it was due to the breakage of a flywheel. The dealer spoke to the mechanic directly during the car examination and he was aware of the exact diagnosis and pricing. In the dealer's defence, he later claimed that the car could have been taken to Coventry for cheaper labour and cheaper parts. After I refused to take his offer of £431.85, not including VAT, he then offered only £65 more. I refused to take this as well because my bill was £810. What is your honest advice?