StartXJeff

Car at RB dealer now, getting torn down tomorrow or next Monday. Ext. Warranty should cover it - but darnit.

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I need to add that while dropping off the car at the dealer after hours, a salesman was still working the sales lot. My wife asked him about a silver A4 Avant. "Are you going to get rid of your TT?" he asked. "Heck no, we are selling that Chrysler. We are keeping my TT forever if my husband can learn to <insert wife look here> keep it maintained."

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evpho|chop

105,000 is complete bull.

TT_Nuge

Hope they take good care of everything and you get it back running like new. Hopefully there's a lesson learned here by others, especially those without an ext. warranty.

Trent

murray4225

I bought mine with a extended CPO warranty, in otherwords the 2nd owner extended the warranty for 2 years, I have 1 year of that left...will I be covered for TB failure?

LiTTespeed

they've been wrong before but I didn't want to find out the hard way that they were right....

Cruzad3r

they're lying ..if the car is certified IT WILL be covered!. wait are you from CT?

kodeTT

let's face it....its a good excuse. and besides, it would probably cost less than a normal rebuild at the dealer.

LiTTespeed

no, NJ but I spend a lot of quality time with those CT TTers

StartXJeff

Well, I thought about it - but w/ext. warranty it needs to stay stock for a tad bit longer.