3 days or 300 hundred miles" is a marketing trick. If you buy a car from Walser and you find out the car needs work after you drove it off the lot - 1. They will not fix it 2. If you bring that car back and get another one - you are stuck with the second choice regardless of what the problems might be. The policy ONLY applies to the first car (even if you bring it within the three days of the purchase of the 1st car). So technically it's like a lottery and if the second ticket doesn't win - you are out of luck. I have taken the policy wording all the way up to the GM and that achieved absolutely nothing. I am not even going to tell you how many phone calls I had to go through to try to get this resolved and how nobody at Walser ever calls you back once you buy a car from them. I don't know if it has ever happened to you anywhere else but at Walser I was told by a manager that he feels there is no need to talk to me and that the issue has been resolved through one of his employees. Mind you i bought a $17000 car from them and I got to talk to the manager once. I encourage you to not buy from Walser as they fail to meet customer's needs at every step at every level once they have your money. Plenty of other dealers out there.
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