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PhilSkill
Posts: 3,880
Joined: Jun 2011
Location: Warwickshire
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RE: Wrong headliner
If you don't just reject it, then don't let the work go ahead until you have agreement that if you are not happy with the result that you can reject the car at no cost to you, or have a replacement.
Who does it should not be your problem, if it's not done properly it should be their problem and responsibility going forwards.
You have to live with what they do, and should not have to compromise.
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19-04-2016 04:46pm |
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Stadt Panzer
Posts: 814
Joined: Jan 2012
Location: Germany
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Wrong headliner
I had my headliner replaced in my first D3 as it had been cut short at the C-piller and you could see it hanging over the plastic trim. My dealer did the work and it was spot on. Never had a problem with it in the 4 years of ownership.
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19-04-2016 05:30pm |
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Fritillary
Posts: 6
Joined: Apr 2016
Location: U.K.
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RE: Wrong headliner
Update: My dealer has offered to replace my car, and allow me to drive the car with the wrong headliner for the next two months until the new car is built. After the initial error, happy to report this very good service from Land Rover Ireland and my dealer Spirit Motors in Dublin.
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03-05-2016 03:09pm |
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Evoqueen
Posts: 47
Joined: Mar 2015
Location: Md, USA
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RE: Wrong headliner
That's a cool solution, Fritillary. I had the same thing happen to me and I am very satisfied with the final delivery.
2016 Evoque HSE Dynamic, Santorini Black with Cirrus Grey interior, coated in Ceramic Pro 9H
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03-05-2016 11:57pm |
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