Originally Posted by
Eaglehawk
Replace a whole car? Because of a rattle? Good luck with that!
(Yes, I do agree if they can't fix it, they should replace...but I've never seen anyone get a new car because of a defect/s)
In that case I shall consider myself very luck indeed. Here is our sequence of events:
10th August: We picked up a brand new MY13.5 GTI and drove it away for the weekend. It made a rattling noise from day one.
12th August: We returned the car to the dealership and left it with them overnight.
13th August: Car was returned to us with original noise rectified but replaced by an even worse noise.
19th August: Returned car to dealership (earliest date I could get it back to them)
23rd August: Car returned to us as being fixed. I recorded a video of the noise still occurring on the way home from the dealership.
24th August: Returned car to dealership together with the video of the noise. Loan car provided whilst they investigated.
30th August: Car returned to us as being fixed. Made it home without any noise.
1st September: The noise was back so I recorded yet another video of the noise and sent it to the dealership saying this simply wasn't good enough and wanted it resolved ASAP.
2nd September: Received a call from the dealership offering to replace my car.
What more can I say? Very happy indeed.
Gone: Aug 2013 Build MY14 Polo GTI | Candy White | RNS510 | Panoramic Sunroof | Bi-Xenons | Rear Parking Sensors
Current: Late March 2015 Build Mk7 Golf GTI Performance Pack | Pure White
Bookmarks