hola esmarteros!:
trasteando un poco por internet me encuentro esta noticia:
Smart recalls ForTwo for bad paint, which could lead to loss of windshield or roof
Of all the possible reasons that a vehicle could be recalled, a poor paint job doesn't at first seem all that newsworthy. After all, cars could theoretically be recalled for exploding gas tanks, runaway engines or any number of horror-inducing problems. Bad paint? No harm, no foul -- just take it back and have it repainted properly. Unless, of course, that paint problem could lead to the loss of your windshield or roof while driving. This is exactly the worry that the NHTSA has with 43 smart ForTwo's, all sold in 2008. It seems that some adhesive was laid over the problematic paint, and if the paint lets go... so does the glue. While it's never happened to us personally, we tend to agree with the NHTSA's assessment that the sudden loss of either the glass in front of you or the ceiling protecting your dome could potentially lead to a crash. Anybody who's concerned can contact their dealer, assuming that they haven't already been notified of the problem.
http://www.autoblog.com/2008/08/23/smart-recalls-fortwo-for-bad-paint-which-could-lead-to-loss-of/
viene a decir que en los EE.UU. (no dicen nada de Europa), han sido llamados a revisión los fortwo vendidos en 2008 ya que pueden tener problemas en la pintura, y esto afectar al pegamento que fija el techo, que está aplicado sobre esta, con el consiguiente riesgo de perder el techo en pleno viaje, cosa nada agradable si se dan ciertas circunstancias que alguna forera podría relatar en primera persona.
un abrazoooo!!! (y hasta dentro de otros dos meses)
trasteando un poco por internet me encuentro esta noticia:
Smart recalls ForTwo for bad paint, which could lead to loss of windshield or roof
Of all the possible reasons that a vehicle could be recalled, a poor paint job doesn't at first seem all that newsworthy. After all, cars could theoretically be recalled for exploding gas tanks, runaway engines or any number of horror-inducing problems. Bad paint? No harm, no foul -- just take it back and have it repainted properly. Unless, of course, that paint problem could lead to the loss of your windshield or roof while driving. This is exactly the worry that the NHTSA has with 43 smart ForTwo's, all sold in 2008. It seems that some adhesive was laid over the problematic paint, and if the paint lets go... so does the glue. While it's never happened to us personally, we tend to agree with the NHTSA's assessment that the sudden loss of either the glass in front of you or the ceiling protecting your dome could potentially lead to a crash. Anybody who's concerned can contact their dealer, assuming that they haven't already been notified of the problem.
http://www.autoblog.com/2008/08/23/smart-recalls-fortwo-for-bad-paint-which-could-lead-to-loss-of/
viene a decir que en los EE.UU. (no dicen nada de Europa), han sido llamados a revisión los fortwo vendidos en 2008 ya que pueden tener problemas en la pintura, y esto afectar al pegamento que fija el techo, que está aplicado sobre esta, con el consiguiente riesgo de perder el techo en pleno viaje, cosa nada agradable si se dan ciertas circunstancias que alguna forera podría relatar en primera persona.
un abrazoooo!!! (y hasta dentro de otros dos meses)
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