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Originally Posted by Subie_Sleeper68
Making the price of a new Subie going up is not even remotely the case with fixing a modded car under warranty.
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Of course it is! They're fixing things that
owners broke! The warranty is for things
they didn't build or assemble correctly.
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Originally Posted by Subie_Sleeper68
The car company has set timelines and mileage restrictions for warranty work.
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Yes, and federal law specifies what they must cover AND THEY DON'T HAVE TO COVER YOU FOR WHAT YOU BROKE. They only have to cover what they didn't build or assemble correctly.
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Originally Posted by Subie_Sleeper68
If they covered EVERY modded car breakdown within our 3/36 or 5/60 it would have a small effect on MSRP if any at all.
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Bull****! It has a significant effect,
especially on turbo Subarus. This is like saying that hey, just because I pocket a Hershey bar every time I fill up with gas, it's not like the price of the Hershey bars goes up; I mean
everybody does it. You prove this point yourself with this classic:
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Originally Posted by Subie_Sleeper68
The VAST number of people who don't mod their cars are afforded the warranty protection Subaru calculates for having to fix a certain % of cars.
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Exactly. And that percentage is altered significantly by the times they fix things that weren't their responsibility in the first place.
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Originally Posted by Subie_Sleeper68
MY gripe is that I see cars come in and out of here with way more mods than I have and get the work done under warranty. 1 time only repairs under full warranty = trans, rear, front diff, axle, turbo, engine internals etc... I work here and get "Sorry it's because of the mods" Some people who are repeat offenders get cut off... rightfully so. I'm just bitter that it's ok for people who come in off the street to get taken care of but they wont hook me up.
As far as stronger than stock units goes. They would be custom and stupid money. After the new ones go I'll be able to swing it... just not now
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Here I have a little sympathy. It's extremely frustrating to see everyone cheating, and seeing the dealers apparently facilitating the cheating.
Your last 2 sentences are the crux of the matter: You don't have the money to modify your truck AND accept the responsibilities that come with the mods. You made the mods anyway, and now you want me and everyone else to bail you out.