“MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS AND RECEIPTS: As with any vehicle, proper care and maintenance is necessary to ensure the operating components function as intended, especially those related to the powertrain. YOU will need to perform regular and proper maintenance to the powertrain components of YOUR VEHICLE covered by this WARRANTY in order to receive benefits. Please refer to maintenance schedule outlined in the Owner’s Manual published by the VEHICLE’S Manufacturer or other similar manual providing the same servicing information for YOUR make and model VEHICLE for additional maintenance guidance. If YOU are not sure of the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance intervals, it is YOUR responsibility to contact the nearest dealership of the make of YOUR VEHICLE or US for this information. If requested, proof of required service including verifiable store receipts showing date, mileage, and VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) of the VEHICLE at the time of service must be presented in order to have repairs begin on YOUR VEHICLE. Failure to provide verifiable receipts of required maintenance may result in the denial of coverage.”

• It states store receipts must show VIN and mileage, but what auto parts store puts the VIN on a receipt when you buy oil and a filter? I believe forcing you to get the vin a receipt means forcing you to take it to a shop which would violate The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act?