Hey all. Got a relatively significant issue. Last week I purchased my 2018 Perf Spyder and as part of the deal, it was to be certified for 2 years, which was very important to me because I don't want any massive repair bills. The We-Owe form shows the 2 year warranty. I picked it up on Saturday.
Today they called me and said that all North American cars can only get a 1 year certified warranty at the most. I wouldn't have purchased it without the 2 year warranty.
Now they want to know what I want them to do since they claim not to be able to provide what they contractually committed to...
BTW, I am a lawyer.
He's quick to point out that I didn't pay for the warranty and my response to that was I paid a heckuva lot of money for a car that was supposed to have a 2 year warranty and that's what I want.
Anyway, he told me to suggest something (besides unwinding the deal and giving the 2nd year warranty). What would you do? Let's exclude sue them to enforce the terms of the contract, because while I can, it's a pain in the backside so I'd rather not if there's another solution that makes sense.
Today they called me and said that all North American cars can only get a 1 year certified warranty at the most. I wouldn't have purchased it without the 2 year warranty.
Now they want to know what I want them to do since they claim not to be able to provide what they contractually committed to...
BTW, I am a lawyer.
He's quick to point out that I didn't pay for the warranty and my response to that was I paid a heckuva lot of money for a car that was supposed to have a 2 year warranty and that's what I want.
Anyway, he told me to suggest something (besides unwinding the deal and giving the 2nd year warranty). What would you do? Let's exclude sue them to enforce the terms of the contract, because while I can, it's a pain in the backside so I'd rather not if there's another solution that makes sense.