Will the manufacturer compensate for a new car catching fire within 3 years?
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As long as it is within the 3-year warranty period, the manufacturer is required to compensate. The car owner can request compensation from the manufacturer for losses caused by the fire based on the responsibility determination by the fire department. Below is relevant information: 1. Legal Action: If the 4S store refuses to compensate, the owner can file a lawsuit with judicial authorities, as issues with the vehicle itself should not be borne by the consumer. 2. Warranty Period: During the warranty period, if any quality issues (including spontaneous combustion) occur, the manufacturer is responsible for the vehicle's quality. Therefore, for a new car within the 3-year warranty period, the consumer has the right to demand compensation from the manufacturer.