I bought a brand new Ford Kuga from MacRae and Dick Ford Dealership in Inverness Scotland. I live in Benbecula in the Western Isles of Scotland and to get to mainland Scotland I need to travel by ferry. I had the Ford Kuga from Mar until August until an engine malfunction red warning light came on. Ford roadside assistance arranged for the car to be collected and taken to Inverness. MacRae and Dick supposedly fixed the problem and they deliverd the car to the ferry port in Uig, Skye, but I had to pay the ferry costs to get it back to the island. However on 10 November the fault recurred and again Ford Assistance arranged for the car to be taken back to Inverness. This time the dealer told me that he fixed the problem but could not take it to the ferry port and that I would have to come out and collect it. This means travel costs and overnight accommodation. As I care for two elderly parents I cannot drop everything to go out for a night or sometimes 2 nights just to collect a vehicle from Inverness. When I complained to Ford all I got from them parrot fashion was we are not responsible for where you live. I replied that having paid £21000 (on the Ford equivalent finance to a PCP) for the car they should have ensured that I got goods fit for purpose and that would not cause me further financial hardship by travelling backwards and forwards to collect it from a dealer due to being sold a faulty vehicle. I got in touch with the dealer, who had promised to sort things out earlier but had not, they told me it would cost £100 to deliver the car to the ferry port. So far I have spent £164 on the car and each time it goes away it will cost a minimum of £132 to get it back assuming I don't have to collect it myself. I am certainly not confident that the problem will not recur as it appears to happen every 3 months approximately. Should this happen again can I stop the monthly payments and take action to recoup the money already paind?