
WelshGas
Retired after 42 yrs and enjoying Life.
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I don't believe, at least in the UK, there is any Legal Obligation for a Dealer to inform the purchaser of a new vehicle of any damage/repairs carried out on a new vehicle prior to payment/handover/registration of said new vehicle. You could argue that that is indefensible but there is a thriving business in repairing new vehicles due to damage being incurred during transportation from factory to Dealership. The purchaser would never know in the vast number of cases. Such repairs take place at the ports of departure and arrival as well as the Dealership.Not sure I understood everything, however if the a new Cali had been damaged under VW custody prior to delivery, i’d expect a permanent solution from the dealer and fast . Depends on the nature of the damage. If it’s just paint job stuff, id go with their repairs, but if it was more id want to know the exact nature the damage, the exact nature of the repairs, and a free 5 year guarantee. Both VW Central and the dealer will have complete insurance.