Beware! How Cinch Sold a Faulty Range Rover – A Buyer’s Nightmare
Buying a used car can be a cost-effective way to own a vehicle. But it comes with its own set of challenges. One such risk is the possibility of acquiring a vehicle with hidden defects. As was the case with a buyer who purchased a faulty Range Rover from Cinch, an online car retailer. This article delves into the buyer's experience. That highlights the importance of thorough pre-purchase inspections. Avoiding it may have similar pitfalls. The Buyer’s Experience with Cinch In December, Richard purchased a 2016 Range Rover from Cinch for £13,000. Almost immediately, he encountered multiple issues, including battery problems, water ingress in the rear lights, a malfunctioning parking camera, and issues with the boot door and stop-start feature. Despite reporting these problems, Cinch delayed the necessary repairs. Frustrated, Richard sought assistance from a local specialist who identified additional faults. After persistent efforts, Richard eventually secured a refund and compensat...