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Based on the original article on Daily Kanban, it sounds like it's not warranty work. The NDA appears to be attached to a discount on out-of-warranty work.
by chc 10y ago
Based on the original article on Daily Kanban, it sounds like it's not warranty work. The NDA appears to be attached to a discount on out-of-warranty work.
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- Spooky23 10y agoNo, it sounds like a means to suppress reporting to Federal regulators to avoid a recall order.
- gpm 10y agoNo, it sounds like a means to prevent them from becoming obligated to perform out of warranty repairs for free. Suppressing reports to federal regulators was almost certainly not the intent, since the vast majority of cars will be under warranty (meaning they can't use NDAs). This article seems incredibly biased, selling NDAs on people who are out of warranty as NDAs on people who have some specific problem. Adding in a shield to make their already really low occurrences of fires even lower, while implying (falsely as far as I know) that this was required. Etc.