Originally Posted by
ST Racer
I found this online:
The car definately had ESP, I felt it kick in a few times when pushing it around the odd bend-strange that it didn't have the switch to turn it off.
Originally Posted by
Matt_16v
Sod that, you've sold the car so if he didn't identify any problems before he bought it that tough if you ask me! What's to say those problems didn't occur since he's had it? If his first concern is for where the esp switch is he's probably not the most careful owner after all!
If he turns up on your doorstep I'd have him done for harassment and sent straight back where he just came from!
He said the oil leak appeared after he steamed cleaned the underneath, and maybe all the crap was the reason it wasn't noticed earlier-so therefore how can I be at fault?? He also said he noticed the power-steering was making a slight wine on the test drive, but put it down to low fluid-so again I can't see any fault on my behalf.
Originally Posted by
dojj
politely tell him to get fucked
he should have looked at the car closer before he bought it and asked question before handing over the money
you've knocked 20% off the asking price so that's more than enough
Thats exactly what I said, £500 off the asking price is a big drop
Originally Posted by
Bailes1992
Both my fathers 220's had ESP switches. One was a preface and one was facelift.
I do wonder if it's something to do with the fact you have a different radio to standard? But then why would it be because of that? Hmm.
I thought the better sony stereo only came on the facelift models?? The only reason I can think off was that a previous owner had maybe broke the switch and got the wrong replacement. Until he mentioned it, I didn't even know there was mean't to be a switch.