Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 18:37:04 +0800 From: "Glenn D Paulin" <splitscreen69nopsamond.com> Subject: Re: Warranty - how tight are Saab in the UK?
The problem is in your turbo, and their will be no problem with repair. Glenn "news-posts" <newsnopsam.net> wrote in message news:9df23p$563$1nopsam6.svr.pol.co.uk... > Hi MIke > > Thanks for that. > > I have a BMW and a Discovery too, and had varying problems with warranties > from LR. > > BMW - perfect. > > Land Rover, even when the car was serviced on the button, were awkward as > hell - the system for ABS went after 26k miles. When I collected it form the > Dealers, they'd cherged me 565 + VAT for the new system - on a 15 month old > car! > > They refused to let me have it till I paid up, and I had to harangue LR > direct for a full refund. > > ONly after threatening to drive the f**ker through the main dealers window > did they stump up - their excuse being the car had been driven too roughly > for it to be a mechanical defect. > > Too rough - on a Land Rover? LOL > > The worst it had had was once I parked it on the grass outside my office > instead of in my space! > > Thats why I'm cynical now - I just hate having to battle for what I feel is > definitely a warranty job on a well maintained ( and expensive in the first > place ) vehicle! > > I'll let you know how I get on. > > Al. > -- > Al > > "Michael Glover" <mikenopsamersandy.free-online.co.uk> wrote in message > news:CbjK6.122$6Y2.11599nopsams... > > I have always found the dealers (around the midlands) very good. I had a > > M-reg 900 that developed a major suspension fault and that was all done > > under warranty - my service intervals were never completely on time - > > although there was no evidence that the car was neglected. > > > > I guess you have got to take it to the dealerwith your expectations high > and > > fingers crossed. > > > > Mike Glover > > Leicester > > UK > > >
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