LAMBORGHINI FIXED MY CAR AND I'M NOT HAPPY!

[@nathanjohnston8386]

Still can’t get over how nice the yellow on ur alpha looks

[@paulramirez4715]

Next video: *I Switched Teams, Here's My New La Ferrari*

[@Kmaaq]

And you think Ferrari is better in that particular regard?

[@ZxroYoutube]

@@Kmaaq a la ferrari is much better than a huracan and that isnt even preference

[@sepg5084]

@@ZxroKZbin nah

[@Kmaaq]

Zxro I’m talking about Ferrari the company. And I’m speaking particularly about the complaining/warranty part of it.

[@irtazaabbas5552]

@@ZxroKZbin And it also costs 20x more.

[@conreds.2775]

Lamborghini was the only Dislike.

[@campkira]

this is why i don't buy those bullshit... feel like buy them to be their bitch...

[@DoctaM3]

Sorry to hear about this man. Honestly though, lots of people are doing crazy things, the break and expect coverage. I’ve heard of people putting superchargers, major mods etc. That said, I am guessing they don’t understand what happened-should have got clarity. That said, Ferrari is far worse. Trust me

[@carproblems8547]

I'm not arguing that some mods shouldn't void your warranty, and maybe I should have touched on that more in the video. Any huge increase in power from tuning, turbos, superchargers, etc, I get that being an issue. Even bigger aftermarket wheels, given that the car is all-wheel drive, I could see that being an issue if something went wrong. But it's pretty unheard of for a catback exhaust system to "damage" a car, especially one that the dealer themselves would happily install.

[@itsdillon1217]

Car Problems, McLaren does the same thing. so many horror stories of them voiding warranties for small mods like cat-back exhausts. i could see chevy or ford doing that. but not lamborghini or mclaren.

[@unknownchannel4248]

The real solution for the camera on your Huracan is ACC

[@mzenk17]

You really just can't find that many people that are genuinely honest on this platform. We really do appreciate it.

[@samyb2834]

The same thing happens when you take your car to Alfa Romeo. With my 4C, I had a problem with the transmission and they had to send a bunch of data to Italy. They finally to change the TCM. Alfa experience was pretty good actually. My car is modified and they did not give a shit. Actually, they were always super exited to see the 4C.

[@mondomusic1284]

So it’s not the same thing when you take your car to Alfa Romeo

[@criskobeats]

It's the same with all Italian brands, their headquarters are all in Italy and for the most part they will treat you very well. This just seems like Lamborghini really trying to establish a no-mod policy which I understand given their effort in making their cars as cool as possible while stock.

[@samyb2834]

Mondo Music it’s the same thing that they have to send data to Italy

[@Keestral]

@@criskobeats Lamborghini is part of the VAG group. So the way they handle things is very German.

[@Ssyc253]

I'm glad to hear that the dealership was on your side which they rightfully should be it just seems your exhaust was just a scapegoat for Lamborghini instead of taking responsibility for their product even though they are my favorite exotic car brand it sucks to see their customers treated this way 🤷‍♂️ but regardless great video Josh!!

[@Carmeetsdriver]

You’re killing it! I know KZbin isn’t your passion but I can see you at over 200K within the next 3-4 months

[@dinonugget7114]

He has another channel with around a million subscribers

[@loggerhead837]

Fernando Noriega I’m guessing it’s his passion and job

[@dbrr558]

He has another channel. He just means this specific channel. He isn't a car youtuber but still gives out helpful info.

[@stonethatspeaks4596]

Seems like a lot of problems for a $400k car in the first year

[@NneonNTJ]

That's what you get with cars that are made in small numbers, same with tech devices

[@shahrozalijafri8816]

Neon scotty kilmer suddenly sounds right

[@williambrewer855]

@@shahrozalijafri8816 scotty kilmer is an idiot

[@Christheawsome3]

@@williambrewer855 why

[@funkygreencats5132]

@@williambrewer855 why

[@tannermurphy7279]

Love the honesty and transparency without feeling the need to be brutally harsh on Lamborghini. Hopefully everything turns out for the best but if not, wouldn’t be surprised to see you with something other than a Lamborghini this coming fall

[@Niko-br9ql]

i much rather see a video titled "my lambo blew up at the dealership" rather than "my lambo is still fine after 2 years of ownership"

[@mica6666666999999999]

Another great video. I have no doubt this channel is going to be even bigger than your main channel. Looking forward for the next one

[@dwtrksvc]

Most new car dealers look for any reason to not honor their warranty. This was true when the hellcats came out and Dodge tried to void warranties because the owners installed cold air intakes. There is a law in the US that basically states that if the modification done to the car cannot be proved to be the cause of the failure, then they have to honor the warranty. Check into what Canadian law says.

[@joelpethick3406]

Great to have a car channel not sponsored to say good things

[@paulramirez4715]

I'LL PAY YOU TO MAKE THIS YOUR MAIN CHANNEL! YOU HAVE SOMETHING THAT NO OTHER CAR KZbinR HAS!

[@donaldchoo9584]

moral of the story : never mod your expensive car... they will literally pick everything you did out of the factory to void your cars. same goes to singapore dealership when install a cold air intake and aftermarket catback for my subaru and they voided my servicing lol

[@campkira]

once you done with the warrety... take some bullshit out also help...

[@frozenclown4120]

Thats common sense...

[@demarcogayle1114]

Lamborghini are basically saying that they're gonna wait for your car to break.

[@texchu8331]

@Kent Harmon Isn't showing a problem currently is a valid point, but it's not a fake claim since they did find the error when checking the codes. Also, refusing work with the reason given as being the third party exhaust, esp. when the error happened before the exhaust was put in, is a scummy move.

[@home541_]

@@texchu8331 Coming from a techs perspective, when trying to repair anything, if you can't replicate it you can't properly diagnose. I've had multiple cars come in for diagnostics that took 2 weeks to finally replicate and others we simply cannot replicate. Misfires can be caused by faulty o2 sensors, injector, plug and engine issues. How they went about the warranty was kind of ridiculous.

[@azariyah12]

Your personality, opinions and experiences are refreshing. I would take YT serious. Your great!

[@marcnobel3938]

Normally any kind of technical modification voids your warranty in the area where the change was done. - That`s mainly the standard here for every manufacturer in Europe. - Years ago my friend bought a new Cayenne and went to a Specialist to have some cameras added to the parking system and also for surveillance. As they attached it to the main electronics of the Cayenne (also the Data Bus to activate the cameras while using the cars own sensors) it voided the whole warranty. The Argument here was that the Data Bus Transfers also all Data which is needed to run the car safely and when you interfere in the system you can cause trouble to the whole system. - When you crash even the insurance can make that claim and wants money back from you. The department which gives the car an approval (Here called ABE Number) tests the whole vehicle before "as it is". Every change after that without approval from the Department or Test-Facilities - where you can go to when you did a change to the car - is voiding your insurance and warranty.

[@anthonybond3423]

Love the honesty. I guess ultimately you have to decide whether the experience of owning a lambo is worth the treatment from the company. My neighbours have almost always owned BMWs and I once asked them why. They've always had amazing service at BMW. They once broke the cycle and got a Mercedes (which they loved, great car) but the treatment from Mercedes that they got (for various detailed reasons too complicated to explain on here) they decided that owning a Merc wasn't worth it for them. I guess you just gotta decide whether owning a Lambo is worth it. Hope this helps, keep up the content.

[@markchip1]

I think I said this on the earlier video - but see if you can borrow a good obd2 reader from someone near you - keep it in the Lambo - as & when it happens again, plug the reader in with the car still running (if the reader's manual says it's OK to do) - read any codes - make a video recording of the reader's screen showing any/no faults - try to rev the car a few times then cycle the key. Whatever the result, show the video to the master tech(s) at the service centre & see what their response is!

[@carproblems8547]

I've got access to one. I didn't talk about it in the video, but I had a pretty good idea of what was up before taking it to the dealer.

[@playboykal]

Good insight, I would probably never own one of those even if I had the money so it's good to be able to live vicariously through someone else and get a honest opinion

[@TofuProductionCinema]

First time on your channel - really appreciate how down to earth you are man. Good video.

[@venom5809]

Jesus Christ, did you buy a Lamborghini or a McLaren? 😂 Is Lamborghini trying to give McLaren a run for the money in problems and bad service?

[@machasesat]

Im gutted... cant believe thats how they treated you... im gonna feel the same way as you do... sorry for you... hope the best for you bro...

[@2f2f45]

My personal experience with Lamborghini has been real good so far, but I've heard they're not keen on fixing things under warranty. As an information that I've learned only very recently: a number of Performante motors have blown up, specifically a hole in a piston seems to form. It can happen after as few as 1500 km. They do replace the entire motor under warranty but don't speak about it, so officially the problem does not exist. I do not have any more information at this point, other than that the issue is not known with the 610. In the specific case I learned about last week the check engine light had come on. Guy had parked the vehicle immediately after calling a dealership, but too late already. Let's hope your car isn't "doomed" in the same way.

[@DonLee1980]

Dude, it's a well known fact that if you want to keep your warranty and use it to the most of it, don't modify your car, period. It's like insurance companies, if you give them any reason to not pay out to you, they will use it.

[@victorgasnier5654]

Hey Josh, loved the video as always. I just wanted to say that I understand your point of view, but knowing these italian brands they are and always will be focused on the respect you have for the product. An example to what I want to say is when F1 drivers criticize Ferrari, most notably Prost in 1990 (when he said that his car was like a truck), it pisses them off. Also as I follow SR4U, I'd point out that, like a warranty on football boots, these warranties are made for the brand new vehicle, no modification is allowed. Even minor ones, I think. So yeah... Quite sad to see that they do not look at your issue seriously because of this. Wishing you the best, have a very great day !

[@conor8749]

Hey Josh, this is my second comment with an idea....did one before but I can’t find it now....anyways; perhaps you could do a series where you buy a normal everyday car and work your way up through trade ins + scrappage, and try work your way up to a super car? Fill us in on the finance of it all and see if it would cost less/more than buying the same supercar off the bat....obv may have to add some extra money....but could be cool and lots of content!

[@judewelch4793]

This is genuinely my favourite car channel

[@ccol009]

That was a very smart analysis about the few customers who can afford these cars and Lamborghini should do whatever to keep those customers returning. 💡

[@ccol009]

Not for repairs LOL! But for their products.

[@m_moves]

I doubt they’ll void the warranty, if they can’t prove the exhaust caused it, they have to provide a solution. If they somehow could prove it’s the fault of modifications they can/will void it.

[@ericheaton642]

I think the partial reason as to why they used your exhaust as a scape goat is because of all the careless owners of Aventadors straight piping them or installing exhausts incorrectly, causing them to catch fire. They probably were thinking this was something similar but to a much lesser degree, considering the aftermarket exhaust on your car. Anyway, that’s my thought on the issue, I could be wrong and I’m sorry your experience with Lamborghini wasn’t the best.

[@carproblems8547]

They fully understand what system is installed on the car. The flame shooting Aventadors aren't just catback exhaust systems, that a full cat delete, which understandably could impact warranty. It's a very different modification.

[@ericheaton642]

Car Problems understandable, just trying to draw certain parallels to look for a reasoning👍🏼

[@sneakerhead4770]

Sometimes the windows or the felt sill inside of the sill gets sticky I think it’s a safety feature where if it feels too much tension or resistance it opens to not hurt someone too bad

[@Sjomii]

I know it from my Porsche: If you change anything at the car the warranty is lost. even if you get winter tires from a non-porsche dealer you might get in trouble. im very sure that porsche would react the same if I got an aftermarket exhaust system not installed by porsche themselves.

[@mperformance3502]

Silver Lambo just looks off. Needs a louder color. Regardless it’s a dream car

[@richardharvey3154]

Enjoying all the content! Keep up the good work. Love to get your views options on cars in different price brackets. 20k, 40k etc... Thanks

[@claudioperdigao3930]

Lamborghini is in the right. Aftermarket is not engineered by the brand so they don’t know about it as it’s not a house product, keep vehicles stock 🤷🏽‍♂️only modify it after warranty if anything

[@marooj6774]

Love the vids man keep it up

[@Mr7O5]

Thanks for the down to earth content

[@royal20k78]

Hey I know this is off topic but can you do a video of how to use the paddle shifters in your car😭? I’m an 18 y/o trying to enjoy my 2012 maxima like you enjoy your lambo

[@StefanFinster]

my 2018 Audi A5 Sportback did the same thing 2 times with the 360 camerasystem in the rain, but ever since I had the dealer update my cars software I never had the issue again. Not a big deal honestly although it rains alot where I drive.

[@timmietz]

Let me give you a piece of advice: any recurrent limp mode situation on a model vehicle, especially the ones equipped with direct injection, always, always get the engine boroscoped. Do not wait! If it has happened more than twice, do it right away! I personally had a really bad experience with a couple of AMG engines.

[@waynefitch4026]

After market internals usually void warranties. I'm sure it says that in your paper work too.

[@RRRRRRambo]

I had the same misfire issue with my Huracan. Lamborghini also treated me poorly. It would happen on cold start if reved passed 3000 rpm. Is that your issue?

[@msing400]

The limp mode thing is a VW/Audi issue. My Audi S5 had this problem every June for some reason? My car had this issue before any modes and we never determined why.. Many many mods later including an APR Ultracharger flash the problem appears to be fixed but still occurred with the Stage 2 flash.

[@davidmanning1474]

Most companies void your warranty of you install aftermarket parts. Phones, laptops, washing machines. It's very common. It's common for people to even reflash the ECU before sending in for a warranty service. Even the biggest companies won't cover products that have had work done by non-certified parties.

[@superzero3497]

Respect the balanced perspective of Lambo's stance on the warranty issue. I'm guessing that was just their first position. They probably would have accommodated you had you pressed further. However at the end of the day it is still within their rights to decline your request to have your warranty honored due to the AM exhaust. They do sound awesome though.

[@zacharycrane216]

Yo, I saw your Mercedes today, the wrap looks sick in person

[@superfast30]

All brands have the same approach for the most part. Nothing new.

[@ballinonabudget1130]

That is weird to me. My 2020 has a VF engineering supercharger and they are fine with it. It is at the dealership to get the infotainment updated and had to get a leak fixed with the AC line. There is a law about that and they have to prove the modification is what caused the problem.

[@stevekoffeld9071]

I told you that's what was going to happen. It's a tough problem because it's intermittent, in the computer and hard to resolve. I guarantee you your car is not the only one and they've known about it. They don't want to spend the money diagnosing and resolving it with a recall or even quietly on an individual basis so they're using any excuse like your exhaust to avoid doing it. Bastards are even using scare tactics threatening to void warranty. Lamborghini isn't the only company to do this......I had this issue with a 2016 Mazda 6 with a stability control glitch when I was cornering hard. Corporate and dealers want to kick the can down the road until the car is out of warranty. Find a specialist, maybe a tuner, that knows these cars and have them diagnose it. Then contact Lamborghini corporate and tell them you're going to spread the word on what they're doing and never buy a Lambo or Audi product again. You may never have to if it's a keeper LOL. But that should light a fire under their ass. Do it well before your warranty expires. By the way.....my name is Steve and I live in the SF area. Track instructor/personal driving coach. [e-mail] if you ever want to chat.

[@darkspirits2574]

Thats a lot of problems for an expensive car. Tbh they are noce and all but not worth buying if i gotta take it back to the dealer bc of such minor issue's thats should not be there in the first place.

[@Not_Hans]

The 488 GTB's had the same issue with the random "limp" mode trigger. I cant tell you how many times we have cars come in with that as an issue. A lot of the time its from the burbles in the exhaust causing vibrations in the muffler and causing faults. But in all honesty I and Ferrari have no idea what it is and why it happens its like the silicone lottery for cars I suppose.

[@niqu9814]

I can only say that in Germany ( where i am from) warranty is handled that if you change or open the product or change something there is no future warranty. You need to leave it stock otherwise you dont have one. For example a laptop, you want to put more storage into it and open it no warranty anymore because the firm that sold you the product wants you to buy from them. That's how it is. Greetings Nils from Germany,Stuttgart (homeland of Porsche and Mercedes-Benz)

[@Surrealsquad]

Lots of dealerships can’t diagnose the misfire properly, without active code or better to say the active misfire, because it can be a bunch of things like a coil pack, to lean of the mixture caused by computer stock tune, and a bunch of other things. Actually when you got the exhaust if they refreshed the ecu or unplugged battery, which I assume they did it might of reset the ecu and all the sensors including maf, and car relearned itself like all the cars do when you reset the ecu, so it might of mixed it. That said- exhaust couldn’t do anything related to that misfire itself, complete bs on Lamborghini part, just if it would be any other car

[@Nyperia]

I want to get a Performante as well but you should get an SF90 Stradale. For next year. 😛

[@JohnSmith-zo6ir]

In America they have the Magnusson Moss Act which prohibits manufacturers from voiding warranties due to modifications. Given that America is Lamborghini's biggest market with almost every second Lambo being modified, you would think they would have to accept this same proposition globally. You should check if Canada has the same laws.

[@MB-zt9eo]

Very good! Love your 4C

[@MB-zt9eo]

This is mine hope you like it👍😎 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKjaaZt4btd8jsk

[@rileyhicks4305]

If you want full warranty on any car no matter the brand dont do any modifications unless you wanna go back stock to take it to a dealership to get it fixed

[@dash-ryan]

Lamborghini is owned by a mass market manufacturer and you got the typical mass market treatment. Disheartening for sure. I’d be surprised if you got that treatment from Ferrari. Stories like this sometimes make me think maybe just get a C8 Corvette where I’d get the same treatment but save a ton of money. Or save my pennies that much longer and get a Ferrari Roma where they include in the price full servicing on top of the warranty and have that extra peace of mind.

[@Geeeeee23]

You are a hundred percent right!! You paid big bux for a top of the line car!! There should have been no issues w the car in my opinion!! And if there is and they are that minor lambo should step up w all that $$ they take from ppl for their vehicles and do the right thing and take care of their customers!!

[@sswes2476]

A lot of car companys don’t like it when u do anything other than axle back exhaust or their performance upgrades.

[@boerher]

The misfire during driving slowly can be caused by a fouled spark plug due to oil burn from the crankcase ventilation.

[@MrReaver12345]

Welcome to VAG life, dealerships are notorious for voiding warranties for mods.

[@krizz1638]

I didnt knew you where the same person and have sr4u_josh. I have watched your footballbots rewievs for a long time and im also into cars and love your KZbin channel😃 Keep up the good work, and have a Nice day👍🏼😁

[@FerRod2113]

I really hate dealership trips.. but I’m taking my mustang GT in for a bad valve train knock, still have warranty so wish me luck! 🤧

[@rkorczak11]

Audi does the same thing and flags your car TD1. I can see if you’re tuning the engine, but why bolt on should not void your warranty.

[@CrazyAboutVinylRecords]

I own a Corvette Z06 and in my car I was getting a "Service Active Handling System" light periodically while driving. This is not a OBD check engine code and the "Service Active Handling" code resets every time the engine is stopped and then restarted. The dealer told me they really couldn't do anything about it until they could read an active code from the car. I eventually was able to take the car to the dealer with the code active and they were able to determine the problem was with the steering column position sensor. I point this out because I don't believe the dealer's assertion that they couldn't resolve the limp mode problem without an active issue was unreasonable. It seems to me that the car would have to be symptomatic of the problem in order to diagnose and resolve it.

[@buggybugson624]

There's a guy (can't remeber the channel) that had a friend who bought a brand new McLaren 720S, and he had so many problems with it. Seems like it's a usual thing for expensive cars to have issues.

[@auwz66]

The whole VW Group is anti mods. They did exactly the same when they bought Porsche. Any mods = no warranty. The dealers all got re-trained to spot mods even things like upgraded radios. My advice if I was spending $250k+ on a car is to just keep it stock or if you want a louder exhaust go with the factory upgraded exhaust then your warranty remains. I have no idea if Lambo offer this, but Porsche certainly do on every car (Porsche Sports Exhaust).

[@lapchoine6600]

Time to trade it in for a McLaren 720s or Ferrari F12

[@thearcadecobra9084]

Waaaaaiit a minute. You’re Soccer Reviews for you! Haha that’s cool. I really like this channel! Keep up the good work.

[@GetOffMyyLawn]

According to the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, Lamborghini would have to *prove* that your modifications caused the specific issue and only then can they deny coverage. They can't cancel your entire warranty if you add an exhaust mod.

[@PointGiven]

Be honest with the dealer maybe ask to speak with the corporate representative for that dealership. Ask them if they value your relationship and let them know how this works out will determine whether or not you are going to buy another brand new Lamborghini in the future.

[@Meatwad650]

At least one nice thing about US law: they have to prove the exhaust caused the issue.

[@portaltestaccount]

Which dealership did you get the car serviced at?

[@stevego4835]

Hmmm - sorry to hear about these issues. I own same car and have 0 issues at 8k miles

[@chrisalves11]

You would think a huge brand like Lamborghini would care about customer service more than your average car make. Them looking for an excuse to not fix your car is scummy enough, and threatening to void your warranty is even worse. What a joke

[@Fritzenberg]

I didn't know that your performante has the exact specs that my dream performante (

[@patrickstenman5647]

Being a viewer from Poland I’ve never expected to find such a great channel . Hope you get bigger man and get some of the best cars in the world

[@twongrannum6028]

A video idea is you can talk about the difference in experience between your mid engine supercars and front engine super cars (AMG GTR) would really like to hear you opinions on this

[@the_sheet]

that's hilarious, my 2014 US made passat had the same window problem

[@ThatGuyJer]

Never liked Ferrari because they pull stuff like this but I thought Lamborghini was different. Guess I’ll have to get a Viper ACR or Bentley GT3, actually for the price I could do both. Good video.

[@rc7016]

Not an uncommon attitude from exotic car manufacturer's. While I agree with your assessment re the timeline of the fault, aftermarket modifications are almost always a bad idea as it relates to warranty service. The premise is that they can't control either the quality of the parts being installed and more importantly, the skill of the mechanics that are installing the parts. an exhaust change on a lambo requires a fair amount of disassembly. You may have had a great team doing the work but there are so many shoddy mod shops out there, you almost can't blame a manufacturer for being cautious. I assume you will put the stock muffler back on the car when you sell it given aftermarket parts usually subtract rather than add value to an exotic.

[@LARGE_COKE]

You'd think paying for a car of this price they would go through more quality control and test the cars from factory for faults like those discussed in this video, so customers have a better overall experience which should be expected at this premium price and brand.

[@erosplay3324]

I can’t wait to have these type of problems with my lambo in the future 😔❤️

[@Uninfluenced]

Magnuson Law will protect your warranty even Lamborghini has to go with these laws to sell in the USA...I wouldn't worry to much about them voiding the warranty.. Also I Have a huracan and Actually looking at a AMG Gtr Pro.. What are your thoughts on the cars compared driving wise.

[@billymania11]

Look man, even though they are owned by Audi, they are still a low volume manufacturer and they don't implement German precision on their shop floor. Just be glad your Lambo starts and the clutch is not burnt out.

[@anthonywood8587]

Just curious - Have you noticed the limp mode issue also when its wet out / raining?

[@TheMatze2304]

Given the fact that in europe, therefore also in Italy, the lowest standard pertrol you can buy is 95, it could also be very much a problem with the gasoline it is getting. If the problem does come back anytime in the future, maybe try to up the quality of the gas you are giving the engine. Its just a guess and you never mentioned the petrol you are getting, but i think if you pump 102 octane gas this problem will most likely never come back.

[@Andyah]

most car manufactory in the world has that policy today..everything must be stock..u are not allowed to change anything on the car execpt with original parts thats are made for the car if u want the guarantie to work for u if something happens with the car..nothing new at all..been like that for several years back..

[@mass8291]

keep the content coming josh its been very good, hopefully the channel goes as well as sr4u, been subscribed since your first video "vujojosh" lol keep it up and come to montreal!

[@dariocardillo5516]

They cant void your warranty because of a modified exhaust look it up there is a law about it

[@time2driveohio151]

Yeah they have to be able to tell you exactly how whatever went wrong was a direct result of your modification.

[@davidr2082]

That is a U.S. warranty law. No applicability in Canada.

[@IdyllicProduction]

Man if you think Lamborghini is bad try modifying a Ferrari

[@GBOSTV]

Lamborghini have to draw a line somewhere. If I was Lamborghini (taking the company perspective) I would have a similar rule/response to drivers customising a brilliant, proven product. If owners are going and customising a vehicle that has been built and tested by Lamborghini to high standards, then there’s potential for those after market tweaks to cause issues, especially modifications implemented by Joe’s Mechanical Repairs down the road. And then owners expect Lamborghini to go and fix and incur expenses for these issues potentially caused by after market modifications? Doesn’t sound feasible to me.

[@carproblems8547]

I don't entirely disagree, but if that's now going to be the case, seemingly very recently according to the dealer, that should be made clear as day to customers. Also, while dealers are largely independent in a lot of ways in how they operate, if this is "the rule", dealers themselves should not be installing any sort of mods that would impact the warranty of these vehicles, but they continue to do so seemingly more than they ever have before. Should some mods impact warranty, absolutely, and maybe I should have touched on that a little more in the video, but a catback exhaust is about as common as it gets in the car modification world, and a mod that has never been frowned upon by any dealer that I know of. It's definitely a tricky situation, but in my opinion a response that was warranted, especially given the circumstances of the faults and record of when they occurred. Why only fix certain parts if the warranty is being called into question? Tricky subject for sure.

[@GBOSTV]

Car Problems I agree with all your points. definitely a tricky grey area. and both dealers and manufacturers are always looking at their bottom line. I think clear communication is key for sure, but in the world of dealers and manufacturers this can be blurred especially from the consumer perspective. And I also believe something as simple as an exhaust system shouldn’t warrant the need for Lamborghini to now ignore all other problems relating to totally different issues. In the end, good will should come into play in some of these situations especially when it comes to high end cars, but in your case for some reason it hasn’t which is unfortunate. At least now you know, and like anything in life we learn from it and we know for next time :)

[@abbasallyvirani2793]

Love the vids... we want an amg track day

[@leonardr6704]

Would you ever do a day in the life/errands video with your cars?

[@carproblems8547]

If there is one thing I hate doing, it's vlogging lol! Walking around with a camera pointed at myself in public is not my thing.

[@polarbear111000]

Very sad to hear this about Lambo 😪 It sounds too much like a position Ferrari would take 🤣🤣☹😉

[@SugarFreeGt3]

What kind of exhaust did you put on your perfamonte?