Severe Service Failures and Misdiagnosis – Jaguar F-Pace at Inchcape Motors Estonia
I am writing this to share my deeply disappointing and unresolved experience with Inchcape Motors Estonia OÜ (Peetri location) regarding my Jaguar F-Pace, in hopes that it receives serious attention, especially at the international level of Inchcape Group.
This case involves multiple breaches of trust, consumer rights, and technical competence:
1. Wrong Component Replaced Without Consent. Despite receiving a quote for the front AdBlue pipe, the workshop replaced the rear pipe without informing me. The original fault (DTC P20B9-13) remained unresolved and later returned And proving the repair was both incorrect and ineffective.
2. Misleading Pricing and Missing Discount 25% discount was agreed upon in writing but later denied in the invoice. The excuse of “indicative pricing” is unacceptable after formal acceptance.
3. Unfounded Accusations of ECU Manipulation and I was accused of software tampering without any technical evidence. The ECU accepted a factory update with no issues, which proves this claim was unfounded and caused unnecessary emotional distress.
4. Diagnostic and Communication Failures, DTCs were misread or ignored. The workshop insisted on replacing the throttle body despite logs and fault codes clearly pointing toward issues with the AdBlue system and DPF regeneration. The throttle body was likely replaced in error.
5. Lack of Transparency and Consent, Services were performed beyond the agreed scope, without my informed approval, and critical information was not communicated in a timely or honest manner.
This has resulted in nearly €3,000 in expenses, recurring engine warnings, and a complete lack of resolution after months of visits. The engine fault persists to this day.
I have since documented a full technical timeline proving misdiagnosis and poor repair strategy. This includes the return of the same error codes after each intervention, and eventual confirmation that the wrong AdBlue pipe was replaced while the actual damaged heater wire remained untouched.
Conclusion:
This is not just poor service, it’s a systemic failure. I respectfully request that this case be reviewed by Inchcape’s international compliance or ethics division, not just the Estonian branch. This situation demands transparency, accountability, and a real solution.
Sincerely,
Eva
23 april 2025
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