Used 911

[Ian in Halifax]

I wonder if anyone can advise me. I ordered a used 911 from a Porsche main dealer put my 3k deposit down over the phone as it was a sale off the Porsche intranet. Ive since been made another offer for another 911 from a Porsche main dealer, so I phoned up to cancel the order which as a distance sale shouldn't be a problem, I believed.
However as I ordered a Aerokit to be fitted to the car at the same time im told that I have to buy the Aerokit. The Aerokit is listed on the vehicle order form and makes up the bill of sale and will form part of the outstanding amount of finance.
The Porsche dealer tells me that the Aerokit has been ordered from Porsche (I placed order for car Saturday) and is non refundable by Porsche I therefore have to pay for the kit.
Can anyone advise me if the dealership is correct in this instance.

Phew

[Ian in Halifax]

Thanks for that I dont mind paying the handling charge at all but I will hold out for full amount.
Regards Ian

[Ian in Halifax]

Thanks Wozy i can understand that but I only ordered car saturday surely the parts wont have been delivered yet and at no time was I made aware that the parts ordered are non refundable. Again thanks for the comment.

[Ian in Halifax]

Thanks for the responses and advice everyone. I did get my money back in full dealer was a bit annoyed that his sales team had ordered an Aerokit at 3.5 k without me signing order thus committing fully my deposit. With regards to my (your rights) I did a lot of research and the definitive answer is :

1) Distance selling regs over the phone ONLY apply if the vendor NORMALLY sells over the phone (by default this would mean ((and this is my interpretation)) that if they have the necessary approvals to take card details over the phone then this should be considered NORMAL business for them.
2) You have 14 days to request a refund, the legislation recently changed.

Hope this helps everyone , thanks again for your valuable inputs.