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It is the classic "lifetime warranty", which ends up being defined as the lifetime of the product. The end of the lifetime is defined as "when it breaks".
by jandrese 5y ago
It is the classic "lifetime warranty", which ends up being defined as the lifetime of the product. The end of the lifetime is defined as "when it breaks".
- simonklitj 5y agoThis! My car has “lifetime transmission fluid” in it. Which translates to 150k miles. With change every 30k miles they’re known to last 300k+. It’s ridiculous.
- listenallyall 5y agoWell, they could re-engineer the car to fail at 150k miles. Would you prefer that?
- simonklitj 5y agoNo? I'd rather they told us to change it every 30k.