Winnebago Ad - Not always True
I bought a new 2014 Winnebago. Winnebago's on line ad indicated that it had a "Battery disconnect system (chassis and coach)". I called Winnebago after I had battery discharge problems and advised I c...
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lostscout wrote:Dog Folks wrote:Specifications are indeed subject to change and so is their ad still showing disconnect after purchase. If they left off an air condictioner or water pump would you find that ok.
Almost every ad says in small print, "Specifications subject to change without notice."
Therefore, they could install a switch on one unit and not on the very next unit coming off the line without any liability. (change of specifications)
You were also told that your model did not come with said switch, so installing one and expecting Winnebago to reimburse you for it is not realistic at all.
No, I would not, but then again I would have discovered something that important missing during the PDI and before any money changes hands. You admitted that you missed it during the PDI.
If there were something missing, I would give the dealer a chance to correct the situation.
I certainly would not install the missing item on my own and then expect reimbursement. You did not give the dealer, or Winnebago, a chance to correct the situation if there was any liability, which I doubt.
It is obvious that we will not agree and that is O.K. I wish you luck in your situation.
