[LoudPipes]

The first thing a consumer should be aware of is that what a manufacturer or seller of goods and services says in their warranty means diddly squat, it’s what the ACCC has to say that is important.

Just because a manufacturer says it won’t offer warranty doesn’t mean the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission agrees with them.

Many a manufacturer has been told their warranty advice doesn’t conform with consumer law or customer expectations.

Go to an expert and seek some professional advice.

Don't advertise a car for its performance capabilities if it's incapable of meeting those demands.