New car contracts?

[Frosty]

So this is slightly different. I took delivery of the best Triton yet, 2016 exceed model.. My 4th in a row and my last ever. Day 3 of ownership I drove for 2 hours with a owner manual behind my back for the last hour due to a nasty seat. ( do not buy this ute). I rang the dealer before I arrived and told him no matter what it's coming back. Is this going to cost my left nut? Has anybody else had to do something similar? Again, don't buy this model ute.

[Wombat7051]

So this is slightly different. I took delivery of the best Triton yet, 2016 exceed model.. My 4th in a row and my last ever. Day 3 of ownership I drove for 2 hours with a owner manual behind my back for the last hour due to a nasty seat. ( do not buy this ute). I rang the dealer before I arrived and told him no matter what it's coming back. Is this going to cost my left nut? Has anybody else had to do something similar? Again, don't buy this model ute.

Frosty this new law came into force in Australia, have a look at the link.

http://www.carsguide.com.au/car-news...2#.VYsknec0M-8

Apart from that the only thing you can rely on is the integrity of the car dealer to look after the customer. From the sound of it you have been loyal (as this is your 4th in a row) maybe they will come to the party.
Good Luck