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The warranty IS 5 years or 60,000 miles as a used [Mod cut.] and has limits. Had the original poster done the slightest research he would have found the dual clutch semi automatic transmission a major fail since 2016. Almost ever car mag has had articles about the transmission failures and [Mod cut.] not addressing the issue by claiming it is not a failure, that the transmissions are functioning as designed. Any time you're buying a used car, ALWAYS do the homework by researching a cars reliability for the YM you are considering. That's true of anything you buy used. Buyer beware is most important when buying a used car. You can post to all of the forums you want OP but you are just as much at fault for not doing the homework as [Mod cut.] is about the transmission. I'd suggest doing the homework and trading it off. It certainly isn't going to get any better.
The reason I put MAY BE instead of IS, it depends on where the vehicle was bought. If from a [Mod cut.] dealer, it would be certified and the 10/100k applies.
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The warranty IS 5 years or 60,000 miles as a used [Mod cut.] and has limits. Had the original poster done the slightest research he would have found the dual clutch semi automatic transmission a major fail since 2016. Almost ever car mag has had articles about the transmission failures and [Mod cut.] not addressing the issue by claiming it is not a failure, that the transmissions are functioning as designed. Any time you're buying a used car, ALWAYS do the homework by researching a cars reliability for the YM you are considering. That's true of anything you buy used. Buyer beware is most important when buying a used car. You can post to all of the forums you want OP but you are just as much at fault for not doing the homework as [Mod cut.] is about the transmission. I'd suggest doing the homework and trading it off. It certainly isn't going to get any better.
Doing some research about models that may or may not be trouble prone is excellent advice.
Wonder Why mine was edited, it wasn't a consumer complaint???
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