I part exchanged my car along with paying £1, 175 for a van which had 10 months MOT. Proprietor/salesman claimed it had been serviced and inspected and vehicle was in very good condition both mechanically and cosmetically but didn't provide me with MOT advisory notes. Within weeks the door handle sheared off & heater didn't work. Salesman promised to get a new switch but it never materialized and 2 months later van broke down & I had to buy a new battery. 4 months after purchase date the van broke down again, caused by faulty diesel injection pump. At this point I decided to get the vehicle inspected to check if there were any other problems. Garage who inspected it confirm that there are many defects that would have been evident at the time of sale including: steering & steering gear, brake system, suspension, exhaust system. I've had the vehicle 4months, only used it Friday & Saturday nights to transport some musical equipment and totaled less than 1, 000 miles. The estimated cost of making it safe to drive and roadworthy is between £1, 600 - £1, 900. Salesman claims I have no rights after 3months so will not exchange for another vehicle, get the van repaired, contribute to costs of repair or reimburse any monies.