Hi,
I'm new to this forum and joined because I am looking for guidance regarding rust. I bought a 2011 MKT (privately) a week ago and although I went over the car fairly thoroughly, it obviously was not enough. The car has less than 60,000kms and still has another 21 months on extended warranty (which is another reason I felt comfortable buying the car).
I have discovered some reasonably serious bubbling on the panel next to the sunroof - the car had a clean CarProof and there is no other trauma, scratches, dents, etc. in the area of the rust (or on the vehicle for that matter). Lincoln/Ford are refusing to assist on the grounds that the car is 3 months past the limit on the "paint" warranty and the corrosion warranty only covers actual holes in the primary panels (so the sunroof panel is not covered anyway).
This all seems pretty shabby from a company that purports to manufacture a quality, luxury product.
Does anyone know where I can go from here to try to persuade Lincoln to fix what is evidently a manufacturing defect? Thanks.
I'm new to this forum and joined because I am looking for guidance regarding rust. I bought a 2011 MKT (privately) a week ago and although I went over the car fairly thoroughly, it obviously was not enough. The car has less than 60,000kms and still has another 21 months on extended warranty (which is another reason I felt comfortable buying the car).
I have discovered some reasonably serious bubbling on the panel next to the sunroof - the car had a clean CarProof and there is no other trauma, scratches, dents, etc. in the area of the rust (or on the vehicle for that matter). Lincoln/Ford are refusing to assist on the grounds that the car is 3 months past the limit on the "paint" warranty and the corrosion warranty only covers actual holes in the primary panels (so the sunroof panel is not covered anyway).
This all seems pretty shabby from a company that purports to manufacture a quality, luxury product.
Does anyone know where I can go from here to try to persuade Lincoln to fix what is evidently a manufacturing defect? Thanks.