UK & Ireland Rejecting Vehicle (UK)

[lightning]

Badly worded sorry

l meant, l hope there's not many people have faults or issues with their Grenadier such as they want to reject the vehicle.

lt's no fun when you've spent that much money. Later ones seem better, with more people reporting few or no issues.

 

[don't ignore warning ligh]

Really? - so if your brand new vehicle doesn't work properly and the lackadaisical dealer doesn't fix the faults - you should just suck it up?

The dealership/company structure seems designed for neither to take responsibility for anything... It's so bad .
I'm genuinely pleased for people who haven't had any issues with their Grenadier but it seems more and more are experiencing problems and no one gives a

 

[lightning]

l thought that it was the other way round? As in, the later production is better.

lt looks like lneos are inundated with customers needing help with their vehicles and can't cope with it. l guess that's one of the challenges of starting a car company from scratch.

 

[Jeremy996]

It strikes me that I have been lucky, both with my vehicle and my dealer!

I have had much worse experiences with big, well, established manufacturers, take a sarcastic bow VW and BMW.

 

[Korg]

I respect this decision. If we could return lemons in Australia... Toyota DPF issues would have sunk them!

I returned a 2020 Range Rover Autobiography in Australia after 3 months ownership with 6 weeks off road and got a refund no questions asked.
We have in fact pretty good consumer laws in Australia: https://www.racv.com.au/royalauto/transport/cars/what-are-lemon-car-laws-australia.html

 

[Jeremy996]

@PBD has reported a successful resolution to his vehicle issues; is anyone else able to comment further?