Matthew buys a vehicle that is under a three-year, 36,000-mile factory warranty from Kim after she has owned it for two years and has put 37,000 miles on it. For how long will Matthew be able to take the vehicle to the dealer to get free repairs?

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Rohan Glenn

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9 July, 00:57

Matthew buys a vehicle that is under a three-year, 36,000-mile factory warranty from Kim after she has owned it for two years and has put 37,000 miles on it. For how long will Matthew be able to take the vehicle to the dealer to get free repairs?

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Victor Mccall · Answer 1

He has no more right on the warranty.

Explanation:

Auto warranty is a promise made by the manufacturer to be responsible for certain faults and repairs over a given period of time. This period of warranty could also be specified through the mileage covered by the car. The expiration of the warranty is decided based on any of the set milestones, either in years / mileage that is first achieved.

In Mathew's case, Kim has already exhausted the warranty on the car as she has exceeded the 36,000 mile covered by warranty in a space of two years. You need to know that warranty expires the moment any of the set milestone is achieved.