[kjinxx2]

If not I'll just have to get some touch up paint for it for right now. I'm in college and my father bought me the car for college and if my dealership doesn't hold up to the warranty, which I'm not sure this is even covered anyway, but if not its modding time.

How does them treating that part of your paint as a warranty make (or not make it) 'modding time'? Just because they deny your paint claim doesn't mean the rest of the car isn't under warranty

 

[kjinxx2]

My though process is like this. If I rightfully see that this should be covered under warranty and my dealership denies to fix it under warranty. They probably will deny to fix anything else under warranty. Which to me means I will be able to mod it.

That's a really dumb thought process, no offense. What you have there is a fairly inexpensive fix. Not to mention that most mods you can do without affecting your warranty. Find a new dealer? All Kia's within the U.S. will serve a warranty for your vehicle.

It sounds like you'd be modding your vehicle out of spite because they potentially will not cover any other warranties, in the end they will make more money off of you and you will be the loser.

 

[kjinxx2]

I'm sure it is. I'm just going to order a touch up pen and possibly some mud flap's as much as i hate too. As far as the warranty thing is. I'm 19 and my dad bought me this car for doing well in high school and to drive back and forth to college. He's a little old school and believes anything I do to this car is going to void my warranty so I'm not aloud to do much of anything to it. I want to mod the crap out of the car just he will not allow me to do so, so if the refused to cover it under warranty he believe they won't do anything under warranty so then I will get to mod my Koup how I would want within reason, of course.

Ladies and Gentlemen, the new honda civic has arrived - along with the ricers - Mod the crap out of it? There isn't really too much modding that needs to be done, it's a really nice car from the get go.