8 hours ago, kartman said:

RE pedal rubbers the OP hasn't stated the kms now or before is it 10/20 ,20/40 ? may not be able to tell, anyway if the dealer did it and is clued up pedal rubbers are peanuts to replace 

 

Yeah righto, the dealer would be clued up enough to change every tell <deleted>nbecause brake pedal replacement pads are always in stock at dealers pfftt

And then you get a car with 40,000k and new rubbers?

Another tell.

 

Just now, Wazza1 said:

 

Yeah righto, the dealer would be clued up enough to change every tell <deleted>nbecause brake pedal replacement pads are always in stock at dealers pfftt

And then you get a car with 40,000k and new rubbers?

Another tell.

 

 Lets ask the OP how his pedal rubbers were at purchase then he thought the car looked like it had done 40k 

On 9/11/2016 at 11:22 AM, RBOP said:

Ask them for the service records. The service record book should be in the glove box. If no book then find another car.  Or you may be able to go to  a Ford dealership and ask them directly.  

 

Oh I see you already purchased. In that case I think its buyer beware.

 

 

follow this advice.

 

no car book. walk away.

 

don't make my very expensive mistake.

 

no car book is usually the first signs of serious accident or fake odo readings.

 

learnt it the hard way!!!