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gasgas said:lets hope the dealer doesn't go bust, so at least you can get your car back.
They don't own the car, I do.
gasgas said:lets hope the dealer doesn't go bust, so at least you can get your car back.
JurassicF said:badger said:badger said:which guy salmon was that? as i have my car in Maidstone at the moment going to be in all week. i know mot's will have a 3 month extension to 15 months so i would think warrantys will be the same.
well mine is stuck in guy salmon at Maidstone, but not all bad news as they gave me a demo car last Saturday, a lovely 19 plate 5.0 v8 R.shame i wont get to drive it much.
Lucky, maybe you can keep it for a few weeks before they reopen.
badger said:JurassicF said:badger said:well mine is stuck in guy salmon at Maidstone, but not all bad news as they gave me a demo car last Saturday, a lovely 19 plate 5.0 v8 R.shame i wont get to drive it much.
Lucky, maybe you can keep it for a few weeks before they reopen.
yep, spoke to them today and I wont be able to collect mine until the situation gets back to normal.
simpleR said:My 3rd service and 1st MOT next week has been moved back to 8th July. Have been told not to worry about warranty work or any issues arising because all covered.
Other than the car saying 0 miles to service I'm back at work and on the road everyday.
Pete@Jaguar said:simpleR said:My 3rd service and 1st MOT next week has been moved back to 8th July. Have been told not to worry about warranty work or any issues arising because all covered.
Other than the car saying 0 miles to service I'm back at work and on the road everyday.
Good Morning,
Jaguar acknowledges that there will situations where you as a customer are unable to visit a Retailer for vehicle service due to the Coronavirus restrictions. During this period we will offer a grace period of 2 months / 2000 miles (3200 kms) (whichever occurs the sooner) post the standard service period until we can return to normal working practices. This will not affect your warranty (subject to the usual warranty restrictions). We will continue to monitor the situation and will provide further updates if the situation evolves.
Thanks,
Becci - Jaguar UK
Pete@Jaguar said:simpleR said:My 3rd service and 1st MOT next week has been moved back to 8th July. Have been told not to worry about warranty work or any issues arising because all covered.
Other than the car saying 0 miles to service I'm back at work and on the road everyday.
Good Morning,
Jaguar acknowledges that there will situations where you as a customer are unable to visit a Retailer for vehicle service due to the Coronavirus restrictions. During this period we will offer a grace period of 2 months / 2000 miles (3200 kms) (whichever occurs the sooner) post the standard service period until we can return to normal working practices. This will not affect your warranty (subject to the usual warranty restrictions). We will continue to monitor the situation and will provide further updates if the situation evolves.
Thanks,
Becci - Jaguar UK
Derivative said:Pete@Jaguar said:simpleR said:My 3rd service and 1st MOT next week has been moved back to 8th July. Have been told not to worry about warranty work or any issues arising because all covered.
Other than the car saying 0 miles to service I'm back at work and on the road everyday.
Good Morning,
Jaguar acknowledges that there will situations where you as a customer are unable to visit a Retailer for vehicle service due to the Coronavirus restrictions. During this period we will offer a grace period of 2 months / 2000 miles (3200 kms) (whichever occurs the sooner) post the standard service period until we can return to normal working practices. This will not affect your warranty (subject to the usual warranty restrictions). We will continue to monitor the situation and will provide further updates if the situation evolves.
Thanks,
Becci - Jaguar UK
Hi Becci,
My personal situation is my car is with one of your authorised body shops for repairs, and has been since January. Part of the reason it's taken this long was apparently due to difficulty obtaining some parts due to China going into lock-down fairly early. It had been booked for it's 3 year service at the end of March, when the warranty would also have expired. It's got caught in the lock-down and hasn't moved a wheel since January. It's not going to be possible to have it back and serviced within the two month grace period you mention. Nowhere's taking service bookings at the moment and the two dealers I've tried with are talking June/July before they will be able to see it. They have my details and assure me they will contact me as soon as they are taking bookings again.
Would you in a position to reassure me that should there be any issues that are spotted at the service (which I will obviously get done as soon as possible) that they would be covered under warranty?
Thanks
Stephen