Daihatsu to stop selling cars - where do I stand?
Daihatsu will stop selling cars in the UK next year. If I buy a new Sirion now will it be covered for the years after they stop selling in the UK and will the spares be available?
Asked on 5 March 2011 by gendcit
Answered by
Honest John
It will have to be covered by the importer, IM, but spares availablility will be difficult and you might have to wait weeks for parts. Plus they could be expensive. Daithatsu officially ended imports at the start of 2011, but in reality they were unavailable for much of 2010.
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