ArchieP1

Local dealer just backed out on buying my P1..Hence need to sell pretty quick (buying a house)..

2000 W
24,500 miles
Std apart from:
Scoobysport Mid & Rear Box (mmm sounds great)
ITG Air Filter
Sony Flip Front CD
17" wheels

Full Subaru Service History

Looking for quick sale so any offers may be considered.

Based near Wokingham.

Anyone interested??

[Edited by ArchieP1 - 1/21/2002 9:31:26 PM]

davyboy

i would love a P1. btt

rcs

yhm

ian/555

You have mail

Ya Na

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..............

ian/555

I take it that you're not in a rush to sell then?
Could you let me know if you have sold it.
Cheers ian

ArchieP1

Thanks for all the replies guys....

I am considering all kind offers...apart from the really low ones lol.

Situation's got a bit complicated...I have had on order a Civic-R..Since Dealer (Lancaster, Pangbourne btw) let me down I have been in contact with other dealers today...Found one who have Honda garage in same group.

If I am able to cancel Honda order and get deposit back I will probably reorder Honda at other dealer with P1 sold to boot..(Takes the hassle factor out of it).

If however Honda mess me about and will not return deposit I will be willing to sell privately to highest or keenest bidder...

I will keep in contact with all interested parties...

watch this space...

On subject of getting deposits back has anyone been in this situation. I think I'm right in thinking that order is legally binding..?

[Edited by ArchieP1 - 1/22/2002 7:12:30 PM]

pslewis

Dealer CANNOT back out on buying your P1 - as long as its in the contract of course!! so I will assume it isnt????

The contract should state car buying + car in PX - all parties sign - legally binding upon dealer - simple

If dealer backs out - he is not only bound to give you your deposit back - but ALSO compensation!!

Pete

[Edited by pslewis - 1/22/2002 8:12:16 PM]

ptholt

Unless that same contract says deposits are non refundable of course

NAP6W

What you guys forget is that a dealer can do what the hell he likes with little recourse. Even if he gives you a written offer he can back out later - and the deposit is only refundable if it says so on the contract. I think you people forget this is a nasty old world and just because some veggie went to the European court of appeal once that "they cant do that" well wakey wakey - they can. He is running a business not a charity - and if you take him to court - it will be the small claims court and will cost you as much as you win. I know I was motor trade for 8 years.