From: eckinator
2010/10/29 John Sessoms <[email protected]>:
>
> Still, I'd be willing to bet it's well out of warranty and "never been in
> the shop" would include never having it in to have the power steering hose
> defect corrected under recall, which the manufacturer's lawyer could argue
> makes Walt equally responsible.
>
> Even if he prevailed, he wouldn't collect more than fair market replacement
> value, and that's only about $750 - $1500. The lawyer would charge more than
> that.
>
> It sucks, but about the best Walt's going to be able to do is claim the loss
> on his income taxes.
>
> If it was me, I'd be looking for what $1000 or less could get me on
> Craigslist.
you're probably right and Walt seems to look at it the same way.
morally though he should be reimbursed somehow.
Morally he should be reimbursed by *whom*? If someone is at fault in
this, I can't see who it is?
And if no one is at fault, then who exactly owes Walt for the damage to
his car?
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