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12-05-2018, 01:02 PM
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I cannot believe this, I picked up a brand new car for the missus and 2 hours later I had to take it back to the dealership's workshop as the air conditioner doesn't work.
Apparently there is a leak, possibly a faulty air cond. hose. Makes me wonder if these dealerships bother doing pre delivery inspections. Something like this shouldn't been missed that easy I would think. Now I'm driving a loan car until they fix it. If it was a secondhand car I would have checked it before I handed over the money, but wasn't expecting to happen to a new car....lesson learnt. Not happy at all. |
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The Car Gods must hate me.
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