Bentley Class Action Lawsuit

Bentley Class Action Lawsuit

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enjoythemusic

Original Poster:

217 posts

145 months

Saturday 4th October 2014
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As many of us have realized, certain parts and defects are known with various models from Bentley. Since the factory refuses to recognize these known defects, we are working on a plan. Please see www.6speedonline.com/forums/bentley/348012-driver-...

Thanks for your time and consideration, as the factory is well-aware of these known problems yet continues to charge customers for their manufacturing defects.

enjoythemusic

Original Poster:

217 posts

145 months

Saturday 4th October 2014
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Rob (and everyone), thanks and we all know the problems. Please chime in on the thread at 6speed if you had problems with the 3rd brake light, false air/engine removal, fuzzy center screen, etc.

enjoythemusic

Original Poster:

217 posts

145 months

Saturday 4th October 2014
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The repairs are long paid for. What we are discussing are known common defects the factory knows about yet refuses to recognize as such.

enjoythemusic

Original Poster:

217 posts

145 months

Sunday 5th October 2014
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As i said, the repair bill is long paid for. Common problems with cars of such low milage... Perhaps one expects quality customer service when they invest in a luxury vehicle. Sad that Hyundia offers better warranty, though have no desire to procure one. Agree that most USA cars have not been stellar, though they are getting better. I hear the Ford hot hatch is quite popular in the UK and the new Corvette looks interesting. Then again the quality and modern technology within the new Mercedes is seriously impressive.

Thanks for chiming in, it is always interesting to read the current viewpoint from other countries i have spent quite a bit of time within yet have not revisited for various reasons.

By the way, it seems there are also perceived possible deception concerning Bentley's CPO warranty here in the States, though the UK may have far better truth in advertising laws unlike those within the USA.

Edited by enjoythemusic on Sunday 5th October 01:59

enjoythemusic

Original Poster:

217 posts

145 months

Monday 6th October 2014
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Thank you for your reply, and as am hoping to avoid worthless (to this subject) debate/swipes against USA manufacturers. Note that I purposefully avoided mentioning the Le Mans 24 Hour winning Ford GT40.

It is good that perspective buyers know of the constant known problems with various models of Bentley automobiles, their CPO advertising, how the company handles known defects, etc. Due to people now speaking out, perspective buyers can be well-aware of the problems to then make a well-educated and informed decision before possible purchase. Am sure we'd all agree, buyers of any luxury goods should educate themselves on said product before considering purchase. Thanks for your time, it is appreciated.


Edited by enjoythemusic on Monday 6th October 10:11

enjoythemusic

Original Poster:

217 posts

145 months

Monday 6th October 2014
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In hindsight, perhaps the resale 'value' of the Bentley cars reflect the costs to repair defects. Just sad to see owners endure costs at dealerships that are easily taken care of for far less at independent service providers.

Edited by enjoythemusic on Friday 10th October 11:50