Quote:
Originally Posted by stugray
So they think they can deny you coverage for going to a "performance driving event/education" with what they call themselves a "high performance automobile"?
|
That's exactly what Subaru did when the WRX came out, and again when the STi came out. A lot of people fight it and some of them get good results, but a lot of people roll over because they don't know the law or don't have the money to fight it.
They could define misuse as any redline or overrev event; and I think they do for a type 2 overrev. The point is that it's their prerogative to define misuse as the manufacturer, not ours as the users. If they say that driving it hard in a track environment is misuse of the vehicle, then it is, unless you have the money and the lawyers to challenge them and win. If you keep it below redline and never take it off road (tracks being off road), then they'd have to work a lot harder to say it's misuse.