red05bullitgt
Member
I'll just put it this way, only Ford Motor CO. has the legal authority to void their factory warranties, in which even dealerships are required to follow Ford's warranty policy.
Although I'm by no means, a legal expert. I've done my share of research on this topic for nearly 3 years since becoming a member of this website. And I can tell you through personal experience, that I've spoken with 2 different field service engineers who have confirmed time and time again, that a dealership has only the legal authority to refuse to service a vehicle under a warranty claim, however as I mentioned before. Only Ford itself, has the legal authority to void their factory warranties.
That being said, if a certain dealership wants to be such a bone head when it concerns customers modifying their cars. Then just walk away, and find another dealership, that's willing to work with you, and NOT against you.
It's really just as plain and simple, as that
Although I'm by no means, a legal expert. I've done my share of research on this topic for nearly 3 years since becoming a member of this website. And I can tell you through personal experience, that I've spoken with 2 different field service engineers who have confirmed time and time again, that a dealership has only the legal authority to refuse to service a vehicle under a warranty claim, however as I mentioned before. Only Ford itself, has the legal authority to void their factory warranties.
That being said, if a certain dealership wants to be such a bone head when it concerns customers modifying their cars. Then just walk away, and find another dealership, that's willing to work with you, and NOT against you.
It's really just as plain and simple, as that