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Started by Mr Skrunts, 11 October 2023, 09:00:45

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Mr Skrunts

So if the RR was say under warranty and parked at the time.

Would they not sue the manufacturer? As mentioned it was not being driven at the time. The RR could have been a future call back fault that has not yet been identified.
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Nick W

Quote from: Mr Skrunts on 18 October 2023, 13:55:36
So if the RR was say under warranty and parked at the time.

Would they not sue the manufacturer? As mentioned it was not being driven at the time. The RR could have been a future call back fault that has not yet been identified.


Which will be Dieselgate all over again; a recall that makes your car worse. Don't Land Rovers us over the air updates which will save the dealers having to argue with you about not wanting it?

redelitev6

Quote from: Terbs on 18 October 2023, 10:55:09
Excuse the ignorance, but how can they blame the driver
As long as the car was legal and had been serviced by a reputable garage surely negligence would be hard to prove ?   

Sir Tigger KC

Quote from: redelitev6 on 18 October 2023, 18:06:00
Quote from: Terbs on 18 October 2023, 10:55:09
Excuse the ignorance, but how can they blame the driver
As long as the car was legal and had been serviced by a reputable garage surely negligence would be hard to prove ?

That would be most of us buggered then!  ;D
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Doctor Gollum

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Quote from: Terbs on 18 October 2023, 10:55:09
Excuse the ignorance, but how can they blame the driver
The registered keeper or legal owner will be the person legally responsible for the road worthiness of the vehicle including RFL and insurance. If it's leased o or a company car it will still have some form of insurance in place. The driver also has a responsibility to ensure that the vehicle is adequately insured etc
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Marks DTM Calib

Quote from: Nick W on 18 October 2023, 14:30:39
Quote from: Mr Skrunts on 18 October 2023, 13:55:36
So if the RR was say under warranty and parked at the time.

Would they not sue the manufacturer? As mentioned it was not being driven at the time. The RR could have been a future call back fault that has not yet been identified.


Which will be Dieselgate all over again; a recall that makes your car worse. Don't Land Rovers us over the air updates which will save the dealers having to argue with you about not wanting it?

Most manufacturers are doing SOTA, JLR being a leader in it, the customer still has to accept the update though as the EU brought in rules stopping silent updates

Rangie

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Act of God, as vehicles are now considered to be the work of the devil..😂
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Most insurers will pay out first and try to claim it back later, but there are bound to be some awkward bastards who won't.
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