The KNBC-TV Los Angeles website reports that dealerships, such as Hyundai, have been denying recalls to customers with salvaged cars. The article highlights that the NHTSA “confirmed being salvaged is not reason for a manufacturer to deny a recall.” The article adds that by law, dealerships are required to replace a defective part “as long as the car is drivable.”
From the news release of the American Association for Justice.
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