I have been deliberating for sometime on whether to post up my angst with Jaguar Customer Services and my dealership but as I appear to have hit a wall here goes:
The issue relates to the Corrosion on the rear door of my October 2016 Supercharged 3.0litre. I noticed it earlier this summer
My dealership felt it was a warranty claim and asked me to take it to their independent Jaguar approved body shop for inspection.
The body shop duly inspected the Corrosion and reported by email to my dealership. The dealer did not pass this onto Jaguar until I enquired and then they seem to have gone awol.
I contacted Jaguar Customer Services in frustration and they informed me the claim was rejected . I was surprised by this and asked for this to be confirmed in writing. This was not actioned and they did not make any further contact with me. I rang them again even though I had further complained via email as had no response .
I eventually spoke with the Jaguar Customer Adviser appointed to the case who said the rejection stemmed from their warranty engineer reviewing photos the dealer had submitted and concluding it wasn't a body or paint defect
In light of this I contacted the body shop who confirmed their opinion was it was likely to be aluminium Corrosion and forwarded the report to me. The report stated that there was as no sign of exterior impact or damage of any kind and appeared to be under the paint.
The whole affair has been shoddy although the Motor Ombudsman has said I should give Jaguar a chance to rectify before further actions are taken
Am I alone with Corrosion issues ?
The issue relates to the Corrosion on the rear door of my October 2016 Supercharged 3.0litre. I noticed it earlier this summer
My dealership felt it was a warranty claim and asked me to take it to their independent Jaguar approved body shop for inspection.
The body shop duly inspected the Corrosion and reported by email to my dealership. The dealer did not pass this onto Jaguar until I enquired and then they seem to have gone awol.
I contacted Jaguar Customer Services in frustration and they informed me the claim was rejected . I was surprised by this and asked for this to be confirmed in writing. This was not actioned and they did not make any further contact with me. I rang them again even though I had further complained via email as had no response .
I eventually spoke with the Jaguar Customer Adviser appointed to the case who said the rejection stemmed from their warranty engineer reviewing photos the dealer had submitted and concluding it wasn't a body or paint defect
In light of this I contacted the body shop who confirmed their opinion was it was likely to be aluminium Corrosion and forwarded the report to me. The report stated that there was as no sign of exterior impact or damage of any kind and appeared to be under the paint.
The whole affair has been shoddy although the Motor Ombudsman has said I should give Jaguar a chance to rectify before further actions are taken
Am I alone with Corrosion issues ?