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Originally Posted by OrbitalEllipses
I was not saying that they need to warranty abuse, only that I'd be afraid of dealerships INTENTIONALLY denying coverage under the guise of "abuse" when there really is none.
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Dealerships have been pretty sketchy for years now, so I definitely understand where you're coming from, but if they refuse warranty work on your car you DO have legal action you can take against them. If you fight it, they'll have to prove that it was abuse. If it was actually a defective part or something well within warranty, they'll honor it. But honestly, if you don't have a dealership you trust, you should find one you can. Too many people are willing to let dealers push them around instead of taking a stand. Customers need to stick up for themselves.
