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Originally Posted by Jayjellyfish212
I don't know OP financial situation but I'm assuming he has a loan payment on the car. So if there is a loan it's actually say the banks car. I would get the bank and my auto insurance also involved as they to have an interest in your purchase. Might help and who knows they may be able to help you out on the legal aspect such as representation. The bank I would assume would have greater intest because if you say f this car they are screwed the most on the investment of the loan vs value now. I tell you wouldn't it be nice to have a choice of say 10-15k off the price of purchase if when you by something you can say no warranty please like when your offered an extended warranty... Lol
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Thought about the bank angle, however, that has a real potential to backfire. Most finance contracts have a clause that specifically prohibit modifications. So going to the bank and saying my modification is voiding my warranty is probably not going to help.