When a car dealer sells you a dud, chase the bank

If a car dealer sells a defective vehicle, consumers should turn to the bank that financed the purchase. Wendy Knowler's article on News24 advises pursuing the bank rather than the dealer when a car turns out to be a dud. This strategy often leads to a refund or repair due to the lender's liability. The approach is based on South African law holding banks partially responsible for defective products they finance.