Go to Honda dealership, or Acura where Civic was bought?

Phy · Dec 7, 2019

nothingclever said:
That is exactly what it seems like. However, I am not sure who is next to go up on the chain? He is the general used car sales manager of the dealership. Also, if cars are really sold as is then he may be doing me a favor by attempting to contact Honda. The windshield may be the replaced windshield may be the issue. That would be an as-is problem right? If you or anyone can provide any insight to who you would go to next that would help.

Maybe contact honda directly? Probably wont do anything, but since you only have 22k miles it couldn't hurt. Or go back to the sales manager and try to work out some deal to get them to cover at least some cost. If they're still wishy-washy there's always threatening to leave bad reviews.

ian408 · Dec 7, 2019

nothingclever said:
That is exactly what it seems like. However, I am not sure who is next to go up on the chain? He is the general used car sales manager of the dealership. Also, if cars are really sold as is then he may be doing me a favor by attempting to contact Honda. The windshield may be the replaced windshield may be the issue. That would be an as-is problem right? If you or anyone can provide any insight to who you would go to next that would help.

My understanding is that any change in windscreens require recalibration. I'm hoping that's all you need.

I do have a silly idea though, call someone like Safelite window repair and see if they can take care of your problem?

nothingclever · Dec 7, 2019

ian408 said:
My understanding is that any change in windscreens require recalibration. I'm hoping that's all you need.

I do have a silly idea though, call someone like Safelite window repair and see if they can take care of your problem?

Ideally the goal was to get the calibration done for free. So, I can't imagine Safelite to do it for me.

nothingclever · Dec 7, 2019

[QUOTE="Phy, post: 723567, member: 34194" Or go back to the sales manager and try to work out some deal to get them to cover at least some cost. If they're still wishy-washy there's always threatening to leave bad reviews.[/QUOTE]
This was the goal. He was going to have his "Friend" at the Honda dealership do the calibration for me.

I was going to leave bad reviews but it just seems so futile.

Phy · Dec 7, 2019

nothingclever said:
[QUOTE="Phy, post: 723567, member: 34194" Or go back to the sales manager and try to work out some deal to get them to cover at least some cost. If they're still wishy-washy there's always threatening to leave bad reviews.

This was the goal. He was going to have his "Friend" at the Honda dealership do the calibration for me.

I was going to leave bad reviews but it just seems so futile.[/QUOTE]
They care a lot about reviews and papa Acura cares too.

ian408 · Dec 8, 2019

nothingclever said:
I was going to leave bad reviews but it just seems so futile.

I'm not a fan of bad reviews but then you seem to have put in a lot of effort to make this right.

I'd probably be at the stage of a bad review as well.

Go to Honda dealership, or Acura where Civic was bought?

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