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[makapaaa]

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<!-- START OF : div id="storytext"--><!-- more than 4 paragraphs -->EVERY new car has a warranty period of at least three years and, in some cases, five. So why does the Land Transport Authority require owners of a three-year-old car to send it for an evaluation when new cars are already covered under manufacturer's warranty?
Companies like Vicom have it easy. For every car it tests, it charges $60 or so and all that the mechanic does is fiddle with the brakes and switch on the headlights.
It would make more sense if the evaluation is done once the car is five years old.
Robin Yoo

 

[halsey02]

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<!-- START OF : div id="storytext"--><!-- more than 4 paragraphs -->EVERY new car has a warranty period of at least three years and, in some cases, five. So why does the Land Transport Authority require owners of a three-year-old car to send it for an evaluation when new cars are already covered under manufacturer's warranty?
Companies like Vicom have it easy. For every car it tests, it charges $60 or so and all that the mechanic does is fiddle with the brakes and switch on the headlights.
It would make more sense if the evaluation is done once the car is five years old.
Robin Yoo

It is a food chain, after fiddling with your car brakes, head lights etc., not long after, something in the car is not working..and you have to bring to a recommended repair centre etc..