tm1520

I KNOW THIS DOESN'T BELONG HERE BUT I DIDN'T HAVE PERMESSION TO POST IN GEN. DISSC. I NEED YOUR HELP, I BOUGHT A 2000 SI FROM A ACURA DEALER, A MONTH LATER I DROPPED IT OFF FOR SERVICE, THE NIGHT AFTER SOMEBODY BREAKS INTO MY CAR AND STEALS MY FRONT BUMPER, DASBOARD, SEATS, AND MY RADIATOR. THE DEALER IS ASKING ME TO TELL MY INSURANCE COMPANY, SHOULDN'T THEIR INSURANCE COVER THIS? I NEED YOUR HELP GUYS WHAT SHOULD I DO SUE THEM OR ASK FOR A NEW CAR?

Archidictus

Sue them.

Danger

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should be thier responsiblity (sp ?? )

Bond

Sue them and get a new car .

Teggys1ClnDA

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Exactly what I would do. They should have cameras out there. And aren't there gates around where they keep the cars over night?... Kinda suspicious...

HATCHingMN

talk to the service manager...if he refuse...then talk further action

greenlx777

so ur **** got stolen at the dealership???
their insurance should cover that, its a no brainer

HATCHingMN

they probably didn't want to pay for your ****, so they playing dumb with you.
You must scream at their face to get respect

Targa250R

Definitely should be covered by the dealership's insurance. We've had a few break-ins at our dealership before, and the coverage was our responsibility, not the customer's.

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No dealership that I know of has the service parking lot fenced in. How would people drop off their cars after hours if they did?

Hapexamendios

i think hes saying when he took his car there, someone that works there got his info and came to his house and stole his **** the next night?

menkio

yea, thats on them dood

FlatBrokeHatch

The car was on their property...it's their problem. Sucks your **** got busted into...but enjoy your new car with the ins$

EeeJayEight

they have to cover that... if they dont.. get a lawyer... then u can buy a new car

Earthworm Jim

Your car should have been insure if it wasn't.

Your car shouldn't have been broken into in a car lot. It's the lots responsibility dog. They probably did it.

mct121

Contact your insurance agent. Tell them what happened. If you can take care of this without lawyers everyone is better off. The dealership should be responsible if the car was in thier posession when this took place but often times your insurance company will help to fight on your behalf (because if you lose then they have to pay and they never want to pay). What you do not want to do is file a claim with your insurance company if you can help it.

BTW, IANAL (I Am Not A Lawyer). Good luck.

mike

Deemeetree

Don't all garages always have huge signs stating they aren't responsible for damage or theft to any of the cars?

I see this at all garages, whether it's a backyard mechanic or a dealership. If they have something similar to this around, I'm afraid you're screwed.

Then again, a lawsuit sounds good right about now.

hatch34

sue them and get a new car

transpar_nt

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1995Ex_Sedan

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I agree. =\

BrokeAssWhiteboy

i have been here before at a local honda dealer. and the policy is.....it is only covered if it is inside the building

transpar_nt

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That's ****. I mean, I know you're right. It's just that its so stupid. If someone or someplace is in posession of my car, then I'm sure as hell going to hold them responsible if anything happens to it during that time. I've heard of dealership workers being busted for thieving **** off of cars on their lot over night. Man I hate thieves...

FERIOkid

my local honda dealer has gates where they keep customer cars and they are monitored by cameras when the dealership is closed. Tell them you want them to cover this without talking with yoru insurence company or you are going to press charges

good luck

fms1day

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responsibility

it was stolen at the service shop? man sue them!.. Their property... It was in their possession when it happened.. it's their fault... sue sue sue!

Eyes Only

Sue them to hell and back

hookedonvtec

sue the **** out of them. my dad is a lawyer and i just told him about it and he laughed and said that you could sue for a new car or just the repairs.