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fritz · 12-12-2011, 01:00 PM

Your warranty depends on faceless nameless folk apparently told to deny everything and sign nothing.
Thechidz wrote: i imagine nissan might try to pull a lot of loopholes to not honor warranty? How far do you go? Thnks

I was 500 miles from home in a 2 month old virgin car. Invoice says "warranty part" and it took them 2 weeks to get a ten dollar part used on many, many, Nissans and other cars.

(The part broke again so I dug one out of a scrapped VW).

This was the first 370Z seen by the dealership, and up to recently, the last. It took Nissan 6 months to decide I was the problem, not the car. What else? After 6 months of ducking, dodging, and weaving?

2 months old! No time for scheduled maintenance. They'll find a reason if only to save face for taking 2 weeks to get a ten dollar relay..

A really lovely car, warranty a dud.

Good luck, Fritz.

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fritz Base Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Andorre Posts: 90 Drives: 2010 370Z M6 Rep Power: 16	Your warranty depends on faceless nameless folk apparently told to deny everything and sign nothing. Thechidz wrote: i imagine nissan might try to pull a lot of loopholes to not honor warranty? How far do you go? Thnks I was 500 miles from home in a 2 month old virgin car. Invoice says "warranty part" and it took them 2 weeks to get a ten dollar part used on many, many, Nissans and other cars. (The part broke again so I dug one out of a scrapped VW). This was the first 370Z seen by the dealership, and up to recently, the last. It took Nissan 6 months to decide I was the problem, not the car. What else? After 6 months of ducking, dodging, and weaving? 2 months old! No time for scheduled maintenance. They'll find a reason if only to save face for taking 2 weeks to get a ten dollar relay.. A really lovely car, warranty a dud. Good luck, Fritz.