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How old is the car?thebeancounter said:We do about 4000 miles pa so should last at least 10 years. We bought it last year from a Ford dealer but didn't get any warranty documents. It is now treated as a replacement part! So far Ford have had the car 10 days and no solution to fix it!
As Ford are- Three years or 60,000 miles from new, whichever comes first
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From the opborn_again said:
How old is the car?thebeancounter said:We do about 4000 miles pa so should last at least 10 years. We bought it last year from a Ford dealer but didn't get any warranty documents. It is now treated as a replacement part! So far Ford have had the car 10 days and no solution to fix it!
As Ford are- Three years or 60,000 miles from new, whichever comes first
as the car is now 3 years and 1 month old (1 month over the warranty)
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Our Ford Kuga (plug in hybrid) developed a fault in November'23 relating to the high voltage battery. The local Ford garage took 3 months to fix it and finally installed a new battery.
You haven't had the battery for a year.0
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