Not such a happy new year start

[Littlelegs63]

Hello everyone I’ve just a couple weeks ago purchased a 07 Aygo Black. 60,000 on clock serviced by main dealer last 5yrs. I lost my faith in safe motorcycling after the last rain storms so after getting some compensation money I decided enough was enough after searching I found the aygo quite local in a car sales saw it drove fine great lil motor started up last week let warm while finished ciggy pulled away and herd it knocking under light throttle any one got any advice have rang car sales also been told to look into getting claim from visa debit a bought from card but gutted everything I had went into the aygo 

[Heidfirst]

Hi Kev, if you bought from a dealer/trader then you have rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 https://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/the-second-hand-car-i-bought-has-a-problem-what-are-my-rights

https://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/how-to-complain-about-a-second-hand-car-to-a-dealer

[SAM LOVERS HER TOYOTAS]

So sorry to hear of your sad news...

If it were me...id contact dealer in writing...allow them 7 days to respond...then contact consumer bureau...after which id definitely contact my card issuer...

Might all take a little time but atleast you'd be getting closer to some help!

[Byzii]

As others have said, getting your money back in full is the right thing to do.

Now since you didn't specify what engine it has, petrol or diesel, we can't exactly tell what's wrong with it, although I guess that's not why you came here since the car is going back to the seller.

I'd guess if it's a petrol then rod bearings are shot, if it's a diesel then either bearings or more likely injectors.

[Littlelegs63]

On 1/2/2019 at 8:26 PM, Byzii said:

As others have said, getting your money back in full is the right thing to do.

Now since you didn't specify what engine it has, petrol or diesel, we can't exactly tell what's wrong with it, although I guess that's not why you came here since the car is going back to the seller.

I'd guess if it's a petrol then rod bearings are shot, if it's a diesel then either bearings or more likely injectors.

Yes 1.0 liter vvti petrol rod ends had crossed my mind but why has been  Toyota serviced regular just my luck had flu now I’m deaf more muffled