I had to pay the

Nice one Wayne.

So are you going for a Sept 1st registration?? Maybe see you in there when I get mine.

What have you ordered? What was your trade in?

You sould be fine getting your £500 back.

Hang on, uou paid the 500 quid deposit on your credit card, the company has gone bust, you are in a really strong position and there should be no fight from the credit card firm - off the web:

Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 provides you with a valuable legal right when you buy goods or services on a credit card. If you buy something costing between

Nice one Wayne.

So are you going for a Sept 1st registration?? Maybe see you in there when I get mine.

What have you ordered? What was your trade in?

You sould be fine getting your

Sounds like you'll love that then, great stuff.

It's good that you've kept the good deal that you struck as well.

Cheers guys the wifes car is now booked in at Ewhurst. 10k service is fast approaching.

Ewhurst boys a full page colour add in local free paper a few days after other dealers went under. Never heard of Ewhurst before. Closest to me for the mo at 32 miles each way!

You look at the Skoda service map & that is one pretty big hole in service area.

Right pain that the one in Worthing lost its franchise a couple of years back as thats 1 mile away!

Right pain that the one in Worthing lost its franchise a couple of years back as thats 1 mile away!

Thought Clarion Cars were still authorised for service and repairs? Might be wrong though...that said, probably a fair bit of expertise still there... :rubchin:

Rob.

for any one here on the coast needing a service but not warranty work clarions are ok and have all the skoda experience you could want .and as long as you use oem parts , and stick to service schedules (which they do) you are ok as far as keeping your warranty intact:D

Hang on, uou paid the 500 quid deposit on your credit card, the company has gone bust, you are in a really strong position and there should be no fight from the credit card firm - off the web:

Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 provides you with a valuable legal right when you buy goods or services on a credit card. If you buy something costing between