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Ouch!
mikephillips
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Knew a guy who was a grad student back in my college days who had his car fall off the lift at the dealer's. Was in for a warranty check, landed on the roof and was a total.
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Did the warranty cover it?
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Nah they just buffed it out
mikephillips
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Nope, they said dealer error, not a failure of the car or components. Dealer gave a insurance payment, bout enough to cover the remaining payments so he had to get another car on his own.