Headline on the BBC:
Second-hand car dealers shamed
I'm sure that the car dealers are no more 'shamed' than the Office of Fair Trading, who've just wasted taxpayers' money on compiling a random list of prejudices-which-appear-to-have-some-basis-in-fact.
Thursday, 18 March 2010
Is that actually possible?
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Labels: Cars, Quangocracy, Waste
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So, nearly 30% of those 20% didn't get it fixed.
So, we've got a 6% problem here.
And those people paid an average of £425 to fix it.
This reinforces an opinion that I've had for sometime, that buying from main dealers, rather than a local garage guy with a reasonably good reputation is a very expensive form of insurance. Because you'll pay about £1000 more at a main dealer. So, going to see an Arthur Daley will leave you £500 more in your pocket, even if you get a problem that they're not prepared to fix.
JT, that is a brilliant bit of maths. I hadn't looked at it like that.
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