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Short Answer: No. By law, automakers and dealerships are not allowed to make you perform regular maintenance at a dealership for a new-car warranty to remain valid.
One of the main things you need to understand is that it is Acme Automaker, the manufacturer of your vehicle, that is responsible for, administers your warranty coverage, and pays for your repairs, not the dealership. If the dealer does not do everything exactly right, it doesn't get paid for performing the repair.
The car manufacturer pays the dealership to fix a new car, but usually not at the same hourly rate that you, as a customer, would have to pay. If it's a used car, they really don't want to perform warranty work they usually pay for that out of their pocket.
One of the main things you need to understand is that it is Acme Automaker, the manufacturer of your vehicle, that is responsible for, administers your warranty coverage, and pays for your repairs, not the dealership. If the dealer does not do everything exactly right, it doesn't get paid for performing the repair.
Short Answer: No. By law, automakers and dealerships are not allowed to make you perform regular maintenance at a dealership for a new-car warranty to remain valid.
You see, the automakers pay the dealers handsomely to perform recalls. Let's say the current GM recall pays the dealership two hours of labor at $100 per hour. GM pays the dealer $200 in labor costs, plus parts, which the dealer makes money on, too.
Car servicing under warranty In order to keep your car's warranty valid, your car will need to be serviced using approved parts. You can get your car serviced anywhere, but by going to a main dealer, you can be sure those all-important approved parts are used.
In order to keep your car's warranty valid, your car will need to be serviced using approved parts. You can get your car serviced anywhere, but by going to a main dealer, you can be sure those all-important approved parts are used.
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