A Mpumalanga motorist has been forced to use taxis for over a month after a motor company demanded R12,000 from him to fix a problem they had apparently fixed three weeks before for which they charged him R6,000.
An Mpumalanga motorist has been forced to use taxis for over a month after a motor company demanded R12,000 from him to fix a problem they had apparently fixed three weeks before for which they charged him R6,000.
“I’ve never had this kind of problem before so I decided to take the car in to be checked by professionals. They diagnosed the problem and said the issue was the spark plugs. They said they would replace all spark plugs including the coin plug number four. I was invoiced about R6,000 and I paid the R2,600 excess and the insurance paid the rest.
Last week he approached MIOSA asking them to intervene. Sowetan Consumer has seen confirmation that the matter is being investigated by MIOSA.
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