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== First steps == | == First steps == | ||
# Start by contacting the seller and explaining the problem. The seller may offer to fix or replace your car. | # Start by contacting the seller and explaining the problem. The seller may offer to fix or replace your car. | ||
# If you | # If you bought the car from a dealer, [http://mvsabc.com/v1/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/2015-04-20_Consumer-Complaint-Form_Version-6_Fillable_FINAL_with-consent.pdf file a complaint] with the Vehicle Sales Authority of BC. They license and regulate car dealers in BC. | ||
# Report the circumstances to a consumer agency such as the Better Business Bureau or [[Consumer Protection BC]]. | |||
# If the seller claims that any of your statutory rights don’t apply, speak with a lawyer. | # If the seller claims that any of your statutory rights don’t apply, speak with a lawyer. | ||
