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Let us explain the warranty . . .
Volkswagen of America Inc. is proud of the quality of the auto-
mobiles it imports. It warrants new vehicles for a period of 2
years or 24,000 miles from the date of purchase, whichever
comes first. In general, the complete vehicle including battery
and tires is covered under the provisions of the Volkswagen
New Vehicle Warranty. It will be honored by any Authorized
Volkswagen dealer in the continental United States, Hawaii
and Canada.
This warranty is transferable if the ownership of the vehicle
changes within the above period.
In order to keep the warranty in force, you, as the owner of the
vehicle, have certain responsibilities. It is important that the
vehicle be maintained properly. To facilitate record keeping,
this booklet provides space for listing diagnosis, maintenance,
and oil change services as they are performed.
Diagnosis and maintenance services should be performed by
Authorized Volkswagen dealers. They have Volkswagen train-
ed mechanics and special tools to provide fast, efficient service
in accordance with Volkswagen quality standards.
The terms of your warranty require you to keep a maintenance
record of your vehicle. Provided that maintenance or oil change
services were performed in accordance with Volkswagen specifi-
cations, dated bills of other than Authorized Volkswagen dealers
will be accepted as proof that these services were performed
when required.
For example, you are required to pay for the following:
Lubrication services.
Diagnosis and Maintenance services — except those free of
charge as specified in the Owner’s Manual.
Wheel alignment and wheel balancing. The frequency of
these services depends on driving conditions such as rapid
starts and stops, tire skidding, hitting pot holes and curbs, etc.
Mechanical adjustments — including brakes, clutch, door locks
— are required as a matter of normal operation of a motor
vehicle. This protects you against early or expensive replace-
ments.
Brakes and clutch linings are directly affected by driving habits
and use. The replacement of brake linings, brake pads, clutch
linings and shock absorbers, and the reconditioning of brake
drums and brake discs should be performed whenever neces-
sary.
Not all repairs, adjustments and replacements, however, are
the result of defects in material or workmanship. There are
other circumstances beyond the control of the manufacturer
that might make a workshop visit necessary. These depend
mainly on where you drive and how you drive. They would
include weather and atmospheric conditions, varying road
surfaces, individual driving habits and vehicle usage.
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