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You are making it sound like that's just fine. Most people would sign something like that over spending thousands of dollars for a repair. Just imagine it is t

• Cyph0n 10y ago
  Of course it's fine. They are doing you a favor, and in exchange would like you to sign an agreement. Remember, we're talking about out-of-warranty repairs here. But if you don't like the terms of the agreement, you have the choice to fix it on your own dime. Again, it's your problem if you can't afford to not take the offer. You should be thankful that all you need to do is sign some kind of NDA. What I find hilarious is that people sign the agreement to get the free repairs, then go ahead and complain about the agreement anyways. Well next time you need an expensive out-of-warranty repair, you're not getting a free pass :P
  • lafar6502 10y ago
    What other kind of favor you can expect from a monopolist? You're not going to have your car repaired anywhere else and they know it So you're getting a 'favor' only because you're doing even a greater favor to them