Originally Posted by karls10jk

I would be pissed. No doubt. How you're keeping your head on straight is beyond me. I would be just totally wacko. I would make sure not a single person bought another vehicle from that dealership. I would simply sit up there andshow people what the dealer did to you and what will happen to them.

Then what can they do

Go ahead and put the dealer's name out here. Blast away is my opinion.

Originally Posted by TINMAN080

I assume you PAID for the extended warranty? Is there a RECORD of them refusing warranty coverage on any prior visit? If service was not refused on prior visits then them dropping your paid-for warranty coverage is retaliation, pure and simple. Have any parts been replaced due to to breakage? It's impossible to abuse a jeep on a trail and not break something. Have you had the Jeep serviced regularly, oil changes, etc? It sounds to me like a court visit might be in order. Something like this the dealership will lose. I've been to court a few times on auto related issues and invariably the judge goes with the owner, unless the dealer has abused parts and repair orders backing up his claims. At the least, a full refund should be in order for any monies charged for the warranty. A true warranty is NOT administered by the dealership. The dealership keeps a percentage of the extended warranty fee( believe it or not 50% is very common) and purchases a warranty for you with the manufacturer or an outside vendor with the balance. The dealership cannot deny you coverage , only the policy issuer. Now if the dealer sells you extended warranty coverage but elects to keep ALL the money, then they assume responsibility for covered repairs. If your vehicle runs beyond what they feel like absorbing, then you are likely to be ''cancelled''. Did you actually get an insurance policy? If not, then a little heart-to-heart conversation might be in order.... Remember this is NOT legal advice.