Warranty
What’s not covered by the Warranty:
1. Some labour and parts are not covered. The Warranty doesn’t cover parts that incur wear and tear through the normal use of your Vehicle (for example, tyres, wiper blades, filters, and consumables like fuel, screen wash, oil and coolant). The Warranty also doesn’t cover regular servicing, MOT testing or any of the labour required to replace or repair excluded parts. The Warranty also does not include AC Regas, leaks, parts or repairs associated with the AC unit as this falls under maintenance.
2. The Warranty doesn’t cover improper care or use of the Vehicle, or damage done by someone else. This means the Warranty won’t cover repairs or replacements required as a result of:
(a) the Vehicle not being serviced within 1 month or 1,000 miles of each interval recommended by the manufacturer;
(b) improper care in using the Vehicle (for example, adding the wrong fuel or oil grade, and failing to maintain oil and other consumable levels);
(c) your failure to tell us when an issue first arises or continuing to use the Vehicle after the issue first arises or otherwise when your Vehicle shows imminent signs of failure (for example, smoke, unusual noises or warning lights);
(d) deliberate or accidental damage to the Vehicle (for example, collision damage, vandalism, or flooding);
(e) any modification to the Vehicle since the initial maintenance inspection; or
(f) use of the Vehicle for races, rallies, track days (timed or untimed), competitions or for hire or reward.
3. The Warranty doesn’t cover normal wear and tear of parts you should replace as part of your Vehicle’s maintenance schedule. This means that the Warranty won’t cover:
(a) any failure of a part that has reached the end of its normal working life because of age or mileage;
(b) corrosion or other damage resulting from weather conditions (for example, water ingress);
(c) any parts that have not failed, but are replaced as part of other work on the Vehicle (for example, timing belts); and
(d) failures resulting from a build up of carbon.
4. The Warranty doesn’t cover manufacturer recalls. If the manufacturer recalls your Vehicle or a part on your Vehicle, this Warranty does not cover the recalled parts. This Warranty also doesn’t cover parts which are inherently defective where that defect exists before the Warranty began. This Warranty also doesn’t cover parts covered by an existing manufacturer’s or supplier’s warranty.\
5. Warranty does not cover any vehicle which has been used for any taxi, Uber, commercial hire or any other commercial purposes. The warranty on the vehicle becomes instantly voided when used for any of these purposes.
1. Some labour and parts are not covered. The Warranty doesn’t cover parts that incur wear and tear through the normal use of your Vehicle (for example, tyres, wiper blades, filters, and consumables like fuel, screen wash, oil and coolant). The Warranty also doesn’t cover regular servicing, MOT testing or any of the labour required to replace or repair excluded parts. The Warranty also does not include AC Regas, leaks, parts or repairs associated with the AC unit as this falls under maintenance.
2. The Warranty doesn’t cover improper care or use of the Vehicle, or damage done by someone else. This means the Warranty won’t cover repairs or replacements required as a result of:
(a) the Vehicle not being serviced within 1 month or 1,000 miles of each interval recommended by the manufacturer;
(b) improper care in using the Vehicle (for example, adding the wrong fuel or oil grade, and failing to maintain oil and other consumable levels);
(c) your failure to tell us when an issue first arises or continuing to use the Vehicle after the issue first arises or otherwise when your Vehicle shows imminent signs of failure (for example, smoke, unusual noises or warning lights);
(d) deliberate or accidental damage to the Vehicle (for example, collision damage, vandalism, or flooding);
(e) any modification to the Vehicle since the initial maintenance inspection; or
(f) use of the Vehicle for races, rallies, track days (timed or untimed), competitions or for hire or reward.
3. The Warranty doesn’t cover normal wear and tear of parts you should replace as part of your Vehicle’s maintenance schedule. This means that the Warranty won’t cover:
(a) any failure of a part that has reached the end of its normal working life because of age or mileage;
(b) corrosion or other damage resulting from weather conditions (for example, water ingress);
(c) any parts that have not failed, but are replaced as part of other work on the Vehicle (for example, timing belts); and
(d) failures resulting from a build up of carbon.
4. The Warranty doesn’t cover manufacturer recalls. If the manufacturer recalls your Vehicle or a part on your Vehicle, this Warranty does not cover the recalled parts. This Warranty also doesn’t cover parts which are inherently defective where that defect exists before the Warranty began. This Warranty also doesn’t cover parts covered by an existing manufacturer’s or supplier’s warranty.\
5. Warranty does not cover any vehicle which has been used for any taxi, Uber, commercial hire or any other commercial purposes. The warranty on the vehicle becomes instantly voided when used for any of these purposes.