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Makes sense, though the mechanics would throw screaming fits. |
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The only thing wrong with this idea is that it is too sane! It makes a lot of sense, assuming that the car manufacturers are sincere in their intentions; which assumption is, however, questionable. The same would go for modified-classic financing/insurance/etc. |
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I could see how this could work, but you might want to have some kind of certification process so some schmoe doesn't completely ruin his car making repairs. |
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You just add a schmoe clause to the DIY Warranty [rr-t]. What would a warranty be without clauses and exceptions? |
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I figured some sort of limit on the number of parts of a particular type for a given time period(I broke it while installing, or improperly installed) Basic oversight of follow-up repairs would indicate poor work as well. |
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I like the idea of the basic Certification approach(have your tools and workspace inspected and take a written test or something) |
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I have an aftermarket, non factory warranty on my car right now. |
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