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Hi Everyone!
I have recently brought a Zoe Renault Dynamique Intens 2014 reg plate from a third party dealership for £5,995. However upon buying the car I was told that the battery was a battery owned not a battery lease. I have had the car 2 weeks now and have discovered that infact it is a battery lease not a battery owned. After speaking to the dealership around this issue they have apologised and offered to the lease for one year at £49 per month (£588), I believe this is not enough as to buy the battery outright it is £2300. Do you think I should argue that the car battery should be brought outright as advertised or to return the vehicle as it is not sold as advertised.
Furthermore, I was just wondering what everyones experience was with both a battery lease or buying the battery outright. Due to the Zoe being a slightly older model I wasn't sure if it would be best to continue to lease the battery or buy it outright if I decide to keep the vehicle.
Thanks for any advice.
I have recently brought a Zoe Renault Dynamique Intens 2014 reg plate from a third party dealership for £5,995. However upon buying the car I was told that the battery was a battery owned not a battery lease. I have had the car 2 weeks now and have discovered that infact it is a battery lease not a battery owned. After speaking to the dealership around this issue they have apologised and offered to the lease for one year at £49 per month (£588), I believe this is not enough as to buy the battery outright it is £2300. Do you think I should argue that the car battery should be brought outright as advertised or to return the vehicle as it is not sold as advertised.
Furthermore, I was just wondering what everyones experience was with both a battery lease or buying the battery outright. Due to the Zoe being a slightly older model I wasn't sure if it would be best to continue to lease the battery or buy it outright if I decide to keep the vehicle.
Thanks for any advice.