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Originally Posted by bluemeanie,Jul 19 2007, 01:31 PM
1. was the carfax clean - even so...it could still have been damaged and not reported to the police and insurance company.
2. CPO covers 12 monthes/12K miles (bumper to bumper) from the date that YOU purchased the car.
3. CPO covers the DRIVETRAIN up to 7 years/100K miles TOTAL.
4. you should have gotten a CPO inspection sheet with what was checked and what was replaced/repaired. this includes the tech's ASE cert. number.
5. CPO will not warranty/sell/cover a car that has been in a major accident/frame damage.
6. all of the info is in your CPO booklet and papers.
hope this helps.
tell them to replace the top if it leaks. how could it have been sold as CPO with a leaking top.
2. CPO covers 12 monthes/12K miles (bumper to bumper) from the date that YOU purchased the car.
3. CPO covers the DRIVETRAIN up to 7 years/100K miles TOTAL.
4. you should have gotten a CPO inspection sheet with what was checked and what was replaced/repaired. this includes the tech's ASE cert. number.
5. CPO will not warranty/sell/cover a car that has been in a major accident/frame damage.
6. all of the info is in your CPO booklet and papers.
hope this helps.
tell them to replace the top if it leaks. how could it have been sold as CPO with a leaking top.
Originally Posted by Sevenplaces,Jul 18 2007, 04:51 PM
I did and I am aware of what it says.
Like I said, I am looking for real life experiences.
Like I said, I am looking for real life experiences.
*sigh*
nevermind...............
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OH...REAL life....OK...
since I work for a corporate conglomorate that is in the car business, I can get almost anything covered.....ALMOST.
my real life is not your real life.
talk to the store....they should cover the leak.
since I work for a corporate conglomorate that is in the car business, I can get almost anything covered.....ALMOST.
my real life is not your real life.
talk to the store....they should cover the leak.
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Bluemeanie:
Since I've never spent more than about $50 at the dealership in parts/service after the purchase of any single car I've owned, I probably can't get anythiing covered under goodwill. The phone call to Honda requesting goodwill assistance would likely be something on the order of, "I got some clown I never saw before in here requesting a goodwill repair out of warranty on xxxx. You guys don't want to cover that for him, do you? I didn't think so. Thanks, bye."
Since I've never spent more than about $50 at the dealership in parts/service after the purchase of any single car I've owned, I probably can't get anythiing covered under goodwill. The phone call to Honda requesting goodwill assistance would likely be something on the order of, "I got some clown I never saw before in here requesting a goodwill repair out of warranty on xxxx. You guys don't want to cover that for him, do you? I didn't think so. Thanks, bye."
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