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Originally Posted by morphomeman
How can this not be covered by warranty if the battery was supposed to be replaced after delivery to the dealer, before turnover to the buyer (very odd, incidentally) and wasn't?
This dealer is jerking your chain to make you feel loved.
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Agreed. Batteries have a warranty of their own. Generally 2 year min, and oftentimes longer. Failure on a new car w/ so few miles should be a straight up swap w/o any charge through the dealership to the battery manufacturer.
Dealer wants you to feel indebted to them IMO. I wonder if they would try that if the car failed to start when you picked it up from them? They gonna say it's not covered because it's a "fair wear and tear" item?
