On the 16th of March I went to see and test drive a Nissan at the West-Way Garage Stourbridge. My daughter test drove a Nissan Micra Visia. As it did not have air conditioning we were keen to buy a Micra Acenta. The car that was available that we liked, a Micra Acenta (2014) was not cleaned and had a small dent to be repaired. It was supposed to have a mileage of 6471. We paid a deposit of £200 to reserve the car. Since then I have made several visits to the garage wanting to test drive the car but always told 'it is not ready' to test drive, being through the MOT, repair and servicing. I am now told it would be ready on the 30th Thursday, which takes it over the 14 day statutory period to cancel the order and request a refund of the deposit. I am now informed that the car's odometer indicates a milage of 9303 miles (I am now concerned that the odometer has been re-set) In the copy of the receipt my daughter signed I now find has 'in small print' a statement : "the mileage indicated might not be actual milage of the car " I find this surprising that the dealer says that on servicing and MOT the odometer 'might have been' misread.

I would value your advice as to whether I should withdraw from the sale and request the deposit on the grounds that the West-Way Nisan Dealer is unreasonable. I suspect that the delay of 15 days is to force me to purchase a car I have my doubts about. As it is my daughters first car I would not want to buy a vehicle that might be of doubtful quality (and safety)