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it really depends on what the garage is like where you bought the car from, as i had a fault on mine a couple of month after the warrenty ran out and they refused to repair it, but i went to another garage and they fixed it under warrenty 
. if i have any luck repairing it later i will let you know.
. if i have any luck repairing it later i will let you know.
I remember reading somewhere on the forums its quite common.
Its 90% of the time caused by something getting caught in the glove box, Or slamming it shut.
These normally cause it to come to come loose. Its not very sturdy to be honest but its by no means a fault.
Glove boxes of old are alot more durable,
You should have a 5 year parts warrenty, You can claim you barely used the thing and if your like me and you never use it then they might believe you.
And if you use it all the time... how would they know.
Its 90% of the time caused by something getting caught in the glove box, Or slamming it shut.
These normally cause it to come to come loose. Its not very sturdy to be honest but its by no means a fault.
Glove boxes of old are alot more durable,
You should have a 5 year parts warrenty, You can claim you barely used the thing and if your like me and you never use it then they might believe you.
And if you use it all the time... how would they know.
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Should never slam it shut, I lift mine and then push in where the handle is so the lock disengages.
I agree its not convinient and the glove boxes are **** but to be honest its better than trying to explain that to a dealer.
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