Clutch failure after two years and 17,000 miles
My Hyundai i20 suffered a clutch failure after two years and 17,000 miles. The dealer and Hyundai have said this is not covered under warranty, as there was no fault with the mechanism. Instead, the dealer is offering to pay £125 towards the costs, which leaves me with a bill for £354. Is this a common issue with this make and model?
Asked on 12 July 2013 by samandfred
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Honest John
This is actually quite common on the model. I'll add yours to the others in the www.honestjohn.co.uk/carbycar entry
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