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Luckily i will probably be never in this situation: 1. My country has an law that says in the first 6 months the seller has to prove that i used it more than it
by stop50 3y ago
Luckily i will probably be never in this situation:
1. My country has an law that says in the first 6 months the seller has to prove that i used it more than it can be expected or wrong(common sense wrong not you hold it wrong) to cause the damage and my behaviour must be the reason for breaking;
2. I mostly use public transport.
- SoftTalker 3y ago3. Would never consider buying a Tesla.
- deaddodo 3y agoSince it's not clear from the article, this occurred in England. Most states in the US have implied warranties for such defects and you should 100% talk to an attorney (or, more likely, your insurance will) if such a defect occurs to you. Here is the California "lemon law" summarized: https://www.severson.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/The-California-Song-Beverly-Consumer-Warranty-Act-Overview-w-019-7946.pdf https://www.severson.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/The-Cali... But, essentially, if it's within one year of purchase (inside the state) the manufacturer is responsible for any defects, damage or loss attributed to the vehicle outside the owner/operator's responsibility (e.g. an accident with another vehicle, neglect, etc).
- pinkgolem 3y agoAccording to the article, the insurance covered it.. does insurance in GB cover this if there was no collision with anything?