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I recently bought a 2012 G37 Infiniti at a Nissan dealership. Everything seemed great, but then it turns out that the side mirrors couldn't adjust. I contacted the Nissan dealership, and they said that they wouldn't fix it, so I brought it to the Infiniti dealership since it was still under warranty. However, it turns out that there's more broken parts in the wiring. The security system doesn't work, the side mirrors don't work, and the memory seats don't work. They said that since it looks like all this damage couldn't have happened by chance, it wouldn't be covered under warranty. I contacted Nissan again, and they agreed to fix the side mirrors, but now I'm afraid that the car might've had a car crash even though the Carfax came up clean. When I bought it, the engine coolant was gone so I'm afraid that maybe there's a leak, or maybe there are other things wrong with the car that'll be revealed in the long term. I was wondering if there's anything I can do to return the car.
There's something called a cool off period. It doesn't apply to cars.
A defective product is a little different, though. This isn't buyer's remorse. This is an issue with the car and you're concerned you're only seeing the tip of the iceberg.
Either way, you're going to want to hound the dealership and the warranty company. I'd also go to an independent mechanic and have them do a once over of the thing. Drained coolant is definitely a concern.
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Also if the Infiniti dealer isn't working with you, bring it to another Infiniti dealer.
Wait a minute; you said that when you bought the car, "the engine coolant was gone?" I'm wondering why you bought a car with no coolant. That's about as red as a flag can get!
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