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Originally Posted by Allan Kelsey
I went in to pick up the car the next day.
Prior to arriving the shop took the car out for a quick test drive to verify all was good.
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Hmmm.... soooo... regardless of the cause... the fact remains that the damage happened while it was under the shop's responsibility.
I'm not sure what you are going to do... but if this happened to me, I would make sure I recorded and/or written down everything that was spoken to me and record a timeline of everything that happened up to that point.
I would also be contacting some lawyers to discuss my legal options... because as I mentioned, the car was under the responsibility of the shop while it was in its possession.
The only option you have on your own is to take the engine apart, assess all damage and start searching online for replacement parts. But I'd still contact lawyer before going this far, if anything just to protect yourself. After all... what if you found that the damage was caused from someone revving your engine WAY TOO HIGH?!