bring it back to the dealer and say that it has already had
repeated issues. If they still seem hesitant to look at our car
mechanically....then kick up a fuss. Quite unacceptable given it's
a new car.
I think someone else has kicked up a fuss, and had his car
changed.
Most dealers have a lemon somewhere, waiting for the uninitiated
to come along.
TS, should check that this car is not re-allocated to them from
that someone else. The dealers only need to change the
trip meter and the whole car can look like new with just less
than 5km milage on it.
Kick up a fuss, and have the car replaced. It is not easy to fix
a fault like this because the car is working fine, until....., then
it works fine again.
For this kind of new car it is certainly not worth it,
for you will be driving with uncertainity in your heart. A
second hand car with great discount, you put up with it, but not
with a new prestigious car.
