Unreliable Vehicle Sales

I bought a second hand vehicle from Bond Street Motors cc in January of this year, dealing with a salesman call Justice and later on the director Charles. Since taking ownership of the vehicle, I had to spend over R45,000.00 worth of repairs on the vehicle which was hidden when purchasing the vehicle. Parts such as: Waterpump, ECU, Alternator, Battery, Dieselpump and Injectors. All parts that can't be noticed as faulty on a quick test drive. According to the consumers law, the dealer is responsible for the vehicle repairs as long as it's not wear and tear parts. In this case, it only took about 2000km before giving the problems on all above parts.<br> The director (Charles) only pulls up his shoulders and said that he can't be held responsible for selling such unreliable vehicles to the public.