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Old 27-10-2010, 03:16 PM   #11
fmc351
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Originally Posted by darcati
This is the ideal resolution, and Fords database could reflect this and even if purchasing the car privately Ford could for a fee advise the status of the car regarding warranty.
Dont let the dealer play his little violin about Ford not coming to the party. They make money from selling cars, you earn said money I assume the hard way like the rest of us, including the dealer. You did the smart thing by buying with warranty from a dealer that is supposed to be safer than private, not only did you pay for a car, you also paid a premium above the car price for that security.
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