QUOTE(willer @ Jul 18 2014, 01:08 PM)
LOL, I JUST VOIDED MY ELANTRA 5YEARS WARRANTY.
I have to admit it is my fault for not reading the 1 cm thick manual carefully.
For any new car owner and blur like me, please bring you car to service on time regardless your mileage hitting the target or not, else your warranty will get voided!
For a non regular driver like me, it took almost 8 months for me to hit my first 5000Km. and the service agent said, my warranty voided due to not following the service schedule. after a long talk with the agent, he said, many customer same like me, warranty gone due to not following the schedule, and this nothing he can help because your service date is recorded in hyundai database.
so be make sure again, service it on time, hope that helps
I have to admit it is my fault for not reading the 1 cm thick manual carefully.
For any new car owner and blur like me, please bring you car to service on time regardless your mileage hitting the target or not, else your warranty will get voided!
For a non regular driver like me, it took almost 8 months for me to hit my first 5000Km. and the service agent said, my warranty voided due to not following the service schedule. after a long talk with the agent, he said, many customer same like me, warranty gone due to not following the schedule, and this nothing he can help because your service date is recorded in hyundai database.
so be make sure again, service it on time, hope that helps
QUOTE(altezza8448 @ Jul 18 2014, 01:24 PM)
Yeah, heard the same thing from my SA. Sime Darby damn bloody strict with their warranty arrangement. I currently drive a Mazda as well, never had an issue with them. I too will never reach the stipulated service mileage, so will only service based on the 6 months interval. At times over shot the dateline la, but they never made a big fuss about it. I ask them if there's any contractual implication, they say +/- la...but within range, no problem.
Sources say Sime Darby have some insurance agreement for the maintenance coverage, so they have to be strict. After jadi like VW.
Sources say Sime Darby have some insurance agreement for the maintenance coverage, so they have to be strict. After jadi like VW.
QUOTE(kentken12 @ Jul 18 2014, 04:08 PM)
Aiks! How old are your cars? Why the SA never inform? When I deliver cars, I repeat so many times like a broken record because I also experienced this warranty problem with my old Myvi. 6 years warranty gone because the service advisor told me "come next month also nvm one".
Hyundai got kasi chance. Not more than 500km or 15 days late. I repeat this many many times also. Sometimes I panic and start chasing my customers to come for 1k service, not knowing they already did it somewhere else. Haha.
Must follow schedule if got extended warranty, I.e. any car maker that offers 4 or 5 years warranty today. Please be wary if they say late also "nvm one".
Please remember to service
1. First 1000km done or within 1st month.
2. At 5000km done or in 3rd month.
3. At 10000km done or in 6th month.
Subsequently,
4. Semi syn - every 5000km or 3 months, whichever comes first.
5. Fully syn - every 10000km or 6 months, whichever comes first.
Jul 18 2014, 10:12 PM

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