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Warranty question.

ruwithme · 2019-02-03 21:22:41

Considering buying a brand new Jeep. 5year or 125k kilometres warranty is on offer. sales man basically told me that i would have to have it serviced by them at the recommended interval. the recommended service interval i have no issues with at all.its the not being able to get it done locally with the mechanic i have…

03-02-2019 9:22pm

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ruwithme

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Considering buying a brand new Jeep. 5year or 125k kilometres warranty is on offer. sales man basically told me that i would have to have it serviced by them at the recommended interval.

the recommended service interval i have no issues with at all.its the not being able to get it done locally with the mechanic i have always gone to is the question really.

is this the way all manufacturers warranty works?

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#2 03-02-2019 9:26pm

mickdw

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They cannot impose such a restriction around the basic warranty. When talking about extended warranty as is the case here, I believe they can insist on whatever terms they wish in relation to the extended part of the warranty.

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