A FACUA's associate is refunded 2,050 Euros paid for a vehicle with an altered odometer
Even though Arrate Aguirrezabal was assured that the car only had a mileage of 165,000 kilometres when she bought it, a certificate issued by Spanish Traffic Authority showed that it had passed the last MOT test (periodic vehicle inspection) with 295,000.
FACUA.org
España-18/06/2014
Following the continuous refusal of the vendor to take responsibility for the scam, FACUA-Consumers in Action has helped its associate Arrate Aguirrezabal to get back the money she spent on the purchase of a car that had an altered odometer. The certificate issued by Spanish Traffic
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