The Blind Spot Monitor is there somewhere.
Thanks - I'll be sure to check the side mirror to see if the warning lights upThe Blind Spot Monitor is there somewhere.
I assume I would have that choice and would def take it to hyundai - they're about 10 minutes away from me. I'm hoping he doesn't say I backed into him - our conversation started off a bit sketchy. I told him I was absolutely making an insurance claim . When I was still considering Toyota, the add-on dash cam was appealing I'm afraid to add anything aftermarket for fear of voiding the warranty. Things could have been much worse - I'm not without a car and everything seems to be functioning so far. I did expect the first injury to be a shopping cart or door ding thoughI'd let your Hyundai dealership handle the repair as they probably have a body shop either on site or off-site that they deal with. So they can make sure those sensors are working and adjusted correctly. Also they will use genuine Hyundai parts.
You have the right to take your vehicle to any body shop may as well let Hyundai repair it correctly. I just took mine to place 3 kilometers away because no sensors were involved, and the Hyundai dealer is 50 kilometers away.
Hopefully he doesn't perjure himself and lie about it. Consequences would be way more severe than a minor fender bender. Tim Hortons might have surveillance footage for you.I assume I would have that choice and would def take it to hyundai - they're about 10 minutes away from me. I'm hoping he doesn't say I backed into him - our conversation started off a bit sketchy. I told him I was absolutely making an insurance claim . When I was still considering Toyota, the add-on dash cam was appealing I'm afraid to add anything aftermarket for fear of voiding the warranty. Things could have been much worse - I'm not without a car and everything seems to be functioning so far. I did expect the first injury to be a shopping cart or door ding though