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If it is so unreasonable for them to work with me on it, why did they take a day to think about it? Because it wasn't that unreasonable, they did consider it, but then decided there was nothing in it for them, so they said no.
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What the conservative mind (black/white) is incapable of understanding:
Yes; while the warranty is the LEGALLY BINDING AGREEMENT that compels a company that makes something DEFECTIVE to fix it, there's these things called MORALS, and SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, and GOOD MARKETING, and CUSTOMER SERVICE that suggests that telling your customers to go piss up a fucking rope after you sold them ADMITTEDLY DEFECTIVE SHIT is perhaps not the best thing to do, from a HUMAN PERSPECTIVE, regardless of the technicalities of the WARRANTY. Leveraging that REALITY as a consumer, is called BEING SMART.
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It depends only how much they care about customer satisfaction, repeat business, and public image in the age of the Internet.
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I think it's up to them. I think trying to get it fixed if possible is intelligent.
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I'd be happy if they just gave me the part. Find a neighbor that is mechanically inclined and screw him. He'll fix anything you want.
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Of course it is up to them but, as this thread illustrates, that doesn't really matter. You believe Nissan has fallen short in this case. My original question for you still stands, at what point (age, mileage) do you look at this scenario and believe that it is no longer Nissan's responsibility?
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It really depends on the specific part involved, and whether or not it's rare for such a part to go bad after X number of years. I'd say it's VERY rare for a fuel sending unit to go out, no matter HOW old a car is. Therefore, I would be all over their shit if I were her.
On the other hand if my 02 sensors or wheel bearings or valve cover gaskets went bad right after the warranty expired, I'd consider those "tough luck", since those are very common breakdowns. Last edited by Homeslice; 06-25-2011 at 03:45 PM.. |
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