David Swift
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I bought a new (silver) E 230 Elegance in April 1997 with a 15 year corrosion warranty. It is now covered in rust and a gentleman stopped me in the street to ask why MB hadn't done anything about it. On asking, firstly through my dealer and then directly with MB at Milton Keynes, MB claim it is not covered under the warranty as they consider it merely "stone chips", although how exactly I get stone chips in a large circle around the lock on the boot, behind the rubber door mounts and behind the wing mirrors is anyone's guess.
The gentlemen went on to tell me that he'd read of a large number of cars that had been brought into the UK without the correct undercoat. MB deny this. I wondered if you could tell me if you know anything, and offer any advice? For example if anyone knows where I can get evidence which will hold up in court.
Ironically the bodyshop manager at my dealer is dumbfounded by MB as he believes I have a ligitimate claim.
(Edited by David Swift at 8:05 am on Oct. 23, 2002)
(Edited by David Swift at 8:07 am on Oct. 23, 2002)
The gentlemen went on to tell me that he'd read of a large number of cars that had been brought into the UK without the correct undercoat. MB deny this. I wondered if you could tell me if you know anything, and offer any advice? For example if anyone knows where I can get evidence which will hold up in court.
Ironically the bodyshop manager at my dealer is dumbfounded by MB as he believes I have a ligitimate claim.
(Edited by David Swift at 8:05 am on Oct. 23, 2002)
(Edited by David Swift at 8:07 am on Oct. 23, 2002)