Hyundai i30 2014: Problems with sat nav

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The navigation system in our 2014 Hyundai i30 SR needed to be replaced five weeks after we took delivery of it. The dealer replaced the system with a reconditioned unit that had scratches on the screen. I did not accept it and asked for another system to be fitted. Should they replace the faulty system with a new one, or is a reconditioned system an acceptable/allowable replacement for a five-week-old unit?

Answered by CarsGuide

12 September 2014

Carsguide.com.au

The replacement system should be one that's equivalent in age and condition to the old one, and in the case of one that is five weeks old I would expect the replacement to be new.

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