Well we got the Juke with the spolier fitted by the dealeras promised on the 22nd....... However ...... Whilst putting the first fill up in it I noticed a blemish/translucent blob on the fuelflap then around the flap and bits up the offside rear quarter going towards , you guessed it the spoiler. Looks like they've dripped some of the bonding agent on the bodywork whilst fitting the spolier, which fairplay these things happen I'm just wondering if they well admit the mistake and resolve.
My issue is I've dealt with this dealerships service/bodyshop department before after a previous car was in for a service and came back with laquar peeling off the bonnet, as if it'dbeen sat under a ramp with brake fluid or something dripping on it. They swore black is white even then thoughtheir panel check sheet showed the car to be mark free. I strongly suspect when it comes to this glue on the Juke they will go for the deny deny deny approach.
The sales guy who is 1st class said he will call me tomorrow once the departments are back in and get it sorted however it's the bodyshop who will need to resolve at there expense and that is where I see it falling down, I hope I'm wrong but once bitten twice shy. Saving grace being this is a leased vehicle so perhaps the leasing company could push the issue if we have no luck?
Any advice fora happy resolution welcome!?Edited by: Kennyf
My issue is I've dealt with this dealerships service/bodyshop department before after a previous car was in for a service and came back with laquar peeling off the bonnet, as if it'dbeen sat under a ramp with brake fluid or something dripping on it. They swore black is white even then thoughtheir panel check sheet showed the car to be mark free. I strongly suspect when it comes to this glue on the Juke they will go for the deny deny deny approach.
The sales guy who is 1st class said he will call me tomorrow once the departments are back in and get it sorted however it's the bodyshop who will need to resolve at there expense and that is where I see it falling down, I hope I'm wrong but once bitten twice shy. Saving grace being this is a leased vehicle so perhaps the leasing company could push the issue if we have no luck?
Any advice fora happy resolution welcome!?Edited by: Kennyf