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November 15th, 2021 03:41 PM #1Really curious how the renumeration/compensation to the complainant will be computed (initial and final settlement amount). I would assume depreciation might play a factor in the computation. Does the complainant also even own the car still to this day? How will the duration of his ownership play a part in the computation, if at all. Really curious.
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November 15th, 2021 05:35 PM #2I'm assuming depreciation will NOT be involved, as the law explicitly states that the customer is entitled to a full refund or a brand new replacement.
Rather, it's going to be Mazda's fault for their own losses because they're the ones who decided on dragging out the case out instead of paying out immediately, or after their loss at the CA.
Now they have to buy back a 10-year old car for the full purchase price, or replace it with a brand new unit.
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November 15th, 2021 05:45 PM #3agree.. full refund.. or replace with other unit higher with price difference..
kung 1M yan, dapat 1M din ang balik..
sana ma update kung nag comply nga ang mazda
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