Very very bad experience!!!!

Good day, as per your reply: The Sales person never told us that the vehicle wasn’t in a good condition – instead he told us that the vehicle is mechanically in mint condition and that the only faults were the few scratches and two places on the upholstery that has tears. We bought the vehicle 25.11.2017 and within the first day off purchasing the vehicle we had the wires that burned front to back and did not realized that that’s only a small portion off what’s to come and has since spend nearly R30,000+- to repair the vehicle so it can be mobile. Since January we only got the reply form you stating that you won’t assist us by reimbursing us for the monies already spent on repairs… and after doing research we found that the CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT backs our side as we are in the 6 months by law and requests that We Sell Cars adhere to this law. The Consumer Protection Act applies to every transaction occurring within the Republic of South Africa, and to all goods or services that are supp**** or performed. One of the consumer rights is the "Right to Fair Value, Good Quality and Safety", but what does this mean? Your right to return goods and seek redress for unsatisfactory services - Consumers have the right to return unsafe or defective goods and request a full refund for such goods, provided this is done within a reasonable period. Consumers are entitled to the following, when entering into agreements/contracts with suppliers: High-quality services, which consumers are entitled to expect; and use, delivery or installation of goods that are free of defects and of a quality that persons are generally entitled to expect, if any such goods are required for performance of the services. Suppliers are required to remedy any defects in the quality of services performed or goods supp****; or refund the consumers a reasonable portion of the price paid for the services performed and goods supp****, in the event of these being sub-standard. Your right to safe, good quality goods - Consumers are entitled to receive goods or services that are of good quality, in good working order and free of any defects. Therefore, In terms of the Consumer Protection Act a Consumer may request/ be entitled to: a refund; return purchased goods; be entitled to have goods repaired; and/or have the goods replaced. Imp**** Warranty of quality - In terms of s56 (read with s55) of the CPA, all goods sold to a consumer are sold with an imp**** warranty of quality, that cannot be contracted out of or revoked. The warranty gives the consumer the right to receive goods that: - are reasonably suitable for the purpose that they are intended to be used for, - are of good quality, free of defects and in good working order, and - will be durable and usable for a reasonable period of time. Within 6 months after the delivery of any goods to a Consumer, the Consumer may return the goods to the Company, without penalty and at the Company’s risk and expense, if the goods fail to satisfy the requirements and standards contemplated above and the Company must, at the direction of the Consumer, either: - repair or replace the Failed, Unsafe or Defective goods; or - refund to the Consumer the price paid by the Consumer, for the goods. If the Company repairs any particular goods or any component of any such goods, and within 3 months after that repair, the Failure, Defect or Unsafe feature has not been remedied, or a further Failure, Defect or Unsafe feature is discovered, the Company must: - replace the goods; or - refund to the Consumer for the price paid by the Consumer for the goods. Kind regards Sue-Mari Vets