David Adam v Moneybarn

[2025] SC DUM 6

Sheriff Court | 2025 · reported | Scotland

Article published: 3 March 2025

The diagnosis of car engine problems has come a long way since the days when a weekly check and clean of sparkplugs was necessary. Car dashboards light up with an astonishing array of warning lights and car mechanics use computer diagnostic tools to identify what’s gone wrong, and sometimes to fix it.

Unfortunately, alongside those changes we’ve all become used to sharing our opinions on social media, something which tripped up a car expert in a recent dispute about a misfiring Citroen.

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