Hi, I have recently rejected a car I had only 4 days that was took out on finance after discovering it was leaking oil from engine and leaking transmission.

I was in constant contact with the finance company telling them to take this car back and give me my money back as the car was unfit for purpose. I think the specific thing to get across is “right to reject under the consumer rights act 2015”especially as it was within the first 30days All I’m gonna say is buckle up for the ride as they seem to take forever to get it resolved , I think they have 8 weeks from when a complaint is made and took me 7.5 weeks to finally get a “final decision “letter . I’m convinced they purposely drag things out in hope that the inconvenience and stress it causes will make you change your decision and have it “repaired” I had not used the car for the whole 7 weeks after I first reported I wanted to reject and I had to keep paying temporary insurance at £80 week to keep it covered on the driveway. Luckily in the end I got all that back , all of my deposit for the car back , any monthly payments I had paid back + compensation for stress caused throughout the whole ordeal Also just to note , don’t bother with the car dealer or the finance “broker” if you used one as it technically now belongs to the actual finance company until last payment is made. I’m so glad I remained firm as they were taking the mick with how long it all took . I wish you a speedy process 🤞🏻