This was a certified pre-owned car that I bought only a month before and the radiator grill broke when I closed the hood. The dealer, Atlanta Classic Cars, claimed the break was not under warranty because it was caused by contact. How could anyone open and close the hood without contact? Is that not what a hood was designed to do?
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This was a certified pre-owned car that I bought only a month before and the radiator grill broke when I closed the hood. The dealer, Atlanta Classic Cars, claimed the break was not under warranty because it was caused by contact. How could anyone open and close the hood without contact? Is that not what a hood was designed to do?
- jandall, Lawrenceville, GA, US