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Landmark Ruling From the Supreme Court: Brand New Cars with Peeling Paint Will Be Replaced!

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In Izmir, an expert report revealed that the paint blistering on the roof of a brand-new car was due to a manufacturing defect. The Supreme Court ruled that the consumer could not be forced to use the defective vehicle and upheld the decision to replace it with a defect-free equivalent.

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The 3rd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals ruled that paint blistering on the roof of a brand-new car, determined to be a manufacturing defect, constituted a "hidden defect." The Chamber unanimously upheld the lower court's decision to replace the vehicle with a defect-free one of its kind.

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In Izmir, an expert report revealed that the paint blistering on the roof of a brand-new car was due to a manufacturing defect. The Supreme Court ruled that the consumer could not be forced to use the defective vehicle and upheld the decision to replace it with a defect-free equivalent.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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In a case concerning a brand-new car purchased in Izmir that showed paint blistering, the Supreme Court of Appeals issued a landmark ruling. While expert examination determined the defect stemmed from a manufacturing error, a noteworthy detail emerged from the outcome of the case.

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The 3rd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals has issued its decision in a case concerning a manufacturing defect in the paintwork of a brand-new car. The Chamber ruled that the defect constituted a "hidden defect" and upheld the decision to replace the vehicle with a defect-free one of its kind.

The 3rd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals ruled that paint blistering on the roof of a brand-new car, caused by manufacturing defects, constituted a hidden defect. Following a lawsuit filed by the consumer, the decision to replace the vehicle with a new one was unanimously upheld.

·Ankara, Türkiye
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In Izmir, a consumer who purchased a brand-new car with paint blistering on the roof won a legal battle and had the vehicle replaced with a new one. The 3rd Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals upheld the local court's decision, stating that the defect was manufacturing-related and that the consumer could not be forced to continue using the defective vehicle.

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Haberler broke the news on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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