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Ms [redacted] agreed to purchase said vehicle “as is,” and in fact signed multiple documents stating such The state of NJ only requires dealers to guarantee vehicles sold “as is” pass NJ State inspection In Ms [redacted] ’s case, the HFL unit is not required to be working properly to pass inspection In fact, when vehicles are sold “as is,” it is the customers responsibility to verify which items are not working However, we feel, as the dealership, that although it’s the customers responsibility to verify what is working, we should still inform customers of issues we are aware of with the vehicle and in this case, we failed to do soMs [redacted] brought up a valid point that she should have been made aware of any items not functioning properly and given the option at time of purchase to choose a different vehicle in which the HFL was functioning properly Because of this, we will offer a one-time good will, and DCH Montclair Acura will offer to replace the HFL unit on the vehicle at no cost to her This offer is only for the HFL unit and is not an offer to fix anything else on the vehicle that may arise in the future or is currently an issue as again the vehicle was sold “as is” and was priced accordinglyPlease have the customer contact her sales consultant or Used Car manager to set up an appointment to have the HFL unit replaced

Our customer [redacted] took her vehicle in for service to our establishment (DCH Montclair Acura) on March 23rd at 7:amThe customer complaint on the repair order was the following the vehicle would not start yesterday and there’s white corrosion on the batteryThe tech found that the battery failed the factory test(I included a copy of the signed hard copy and also the invoiceThe tech also found that the corrosion on the battery also damaged the positive battery cable on the vehicleThe customer authorized us to replace the battery and the positive battery cable at a cost of ($782.64)The customer called and spoke our service advisor a few days later stating that [redacted] at [redacted] quoted her a cheaper price on the cost of repair on the positive battery cableI call [redacted] and spoke with [redacted] and he did quoted the customer a cheaper price for the repairThe price he quoted was cut off the positive cable end and install a non-factory part which would alter the way the vehicle is designed by the manufactureAs a good will quester we refunded the customer $.I included a copy of the check

Ms*** entered into a lease and requested we install an optional remote start accessory as part of the agreementWe installed the remote start for Ms*** and provider her with the fob that was provided to us from the OEMMs*** at that time felt that we "grossly misrepresented"
ourselves by only providing fob however the OEM only provides fob with the remote starterI believe it was a combination of Ms*** assuming the remote start would come with fobs being there are sets of keys, combined with our lack of communication explaining that the remote start only comes with fob per the OEMAt no time did we "grossly misrepresent" any itemsPlease note contrary to Ms***'s statement, we did not deliver the vehicle with only one set of keysShe received both sets of keys with the vehicle when she took deliveryIn fact when she called the dealership to complain about only getting one fob she stated "How could she only get fob with sets of keys." Nonetheless, as a courtesy, we already provided Ms*** with a second fob at no additional cost and offered an apology for the miscommunication

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Ms. [redacted] agreed to purchase said vehicle “as is,” and in fact signed multiple documents stating such.  The state of NJ only requires dealers to guarantee vehicles sold “as is” pass NJ State inspection.  In Ms. [redacted]’s case, the HFL unit is not required to be working properly to...

pass inspection.  In fact, when vehicles are sold “as is,” it is the customers responsibility to verify which items are not working.  However, we feel, as the dealership, that although it’s the customers responsibility to verify what is working, we should still inform customers of issues we are aware of with the vehicle and in this case, we failed to do so. Ms. [redacted] brought up a valid point that she should have been made aware of any items not functioning properly and given the option at time of purchase to choose a different vehicle in which the HFL was functioning properly.  Because of this, we will offer a one-time good will,  and DCH Montclair Acura will offer to replace the HFL unit on the vehicle at no cost to her.  This offer is only for the HFL unit and is not an offer to fix anything else on the vehicle that may arise in the future or is currently an issue as again the vehicle was sold “as is” and was priced accordingly. Please have the customer contact her sales consultant or Used Car manager to set up an appointment to have the HFL unit replaced.

Our customer [redacted] took her vehicle in for service to our establishment (DCH Montclair Acura) on March 23rd at 7:54 am. The customer complaint on the repair order   was the following the vehicle would not start yesterday and there’s white corrosion on the battery. The tech...

found that the battery failed the factory test. (I included a copy of the signed hard copy and also the invoice. The tech also found that the corrosion on the battery also damaged the positive battery cable on the vehicle. The customer authorized us to replace the battery and the positive battery cable at a cost of ($782.64). The customer called and spoke our service advisor a few days later stating that [redacted] at [redacted] quoted her a cheaper price on the cost of repair on the positive battery cable. I call [redacted] and spoke with [redacted] and he did quoted the customer a cheaper price for the repair. The price he quoted was cut off the positive cable end and install a non-factory part which would alter the way the vehicle is designed by the manufacture. As a good will quester we refunded the customer $164.52 .I included a copy of the check.