35 ms·
It’s not legal in Australia at least. It would make you eligible for a full refund no matter how old the product is. I’ve used this law to return various things
by sen 5y ago
It’s not legal in Australia at least. It would make you eligible for a full refund no matter how old the product is. I’ve used this law to return various things that got software updates that removed or significantly changed advertised features.
Doing it with a car is a whole different level though. I’m pretty sure it’d still fall under the same laws but returning cars is very tricky even when you have a legal reason.
- jiggawatts 5y agoIs this true even after the warranty period? I could have used this return some smart TVs that were basically broken by software updates...
- herrschnapps 5y agoManufacturer warranties are in addition to the legal warranty, they can't contract out of it. https://www.accc.gov.au/business/treating-customers-fairly/consumers-rights-obligations#consumer-guarantees-applying-to-goods https://www.accc.gov.au/business/treating-customers-fairly/c...