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>Yes but reputation is a factor. If you bought that car from wheel stealing jimmies wheel theft funded auto retailer you might need to shoulder some of the blam
by simion314 2y ago
>Yes but reputation is a factor. If you bought that car from wheel stealing jimmies wheel theft funded auto retailer you might need to shoulder some of the blame.
You think the same for food and medicine? remove the "evil" regulations and let the reputation be a factor and every individual should do their research ?
- protocolture 2y agoThis is actually part of our (Australia's) Australian consumer protection laws, which are considered pretty beastly. Its simply a test of reasonableness. If you had another source of information about a likely fault and you purchased anyway, it can reduce your protection. If you have a reasonable expectation that a brand is really good and often lasts 7 plus years it can also go the other way. Netting you government guaranteed replacements by manufacturers far longer than their competitors. I wasn't applying any free market assumptions here, but the (very popular) regulatory framework I already live under.