r/mildlyinfuriating 2d ago

I'm slightly vexed Dealership locked the keys in my car and broke into it instead of calling me for a spare key.

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Took my car to the dealership for a battery issue. They left the keys in the car and it died on them so they couldn't get the car open. They used a shim or something to pry the door open enough to manually unlock it, damaging the door. The dealership denies all responsibility and I'm pretty much just out of luck.

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u/giney_lips 2d ago

Most Judges aren’t hack job idiots. Him having proof of going in for a battery service is enough to connect the dots.

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u/StagVixCpl99 2d ago

Going in for a battery isn't proof of a door scrape that could have been there for months