I purchased a Chevrolet Corsa/Utility bakkie and took delivery of it in late December 2011, and since that time the vehicle has spent more than numerous occasions in the service departments of both dealerships to attend to faults under the vehicle's warranty.
Despite the fact that the vehicle has been in for repairs for more than a total of two calender months if the time was set up end to end, I still have the same problems with the vehicle.
To mention the recurring problems that i have been experiencing since taking delivery of the vehicle, would take to long, however serious concerns are the constantly failing brake system, intermittent electronics, which leave the vehicle completely immovable. ( Can you possibly imagine the risk to myself any passenger that may be travelling with me, and that is not to mention the risk to any other pedestrian or road user). Does this need to have a tragic end before the required attention is given to the problems.
The consumer protection act has been set up to protect customers when spending their hard earned money. How is it then that I still feel as though I have been and still being violated
0 comments