Hello, I have bought a used Peugeot 2000 on oct 03 which came with a road worthy issued 02 oct. Last week when I noticed the car was not running good, I took to my mechanic who inspected and estimated >3000$ repairs. I paid 5000$ for it and cant afford any more repair costs. Now, I feel decepted and dont know what to do can I complaint on the local mechanic who issued a road worthy to a car which has so many major repairs, if so to whom I can report to? In Qld, the road worthy is valid for 60 days/2000km whichever comes first, so I still have time to take action against the mechanic could anyone tell who is responsible for this, the seller/the mechanic who issued RWC? Thank in advance
Are the mechanical issues things that were specifically ticked off as being 'OK' but were not? Such as: tyres brakes steering suspension body rust or damage windscreen lights. Please note: From: Safety certificates (Department of Transport and Main Roads) Some great info from the RACQ here: Obtaining safety certificates & gas certificates | Motoring | RACQ Good luck mate - something happened to me with a car many years ago and it was painful. SM
