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Varun Taneja

Varun Taneja

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Disappointed by a Known Gear Selector Fault Just After Warranty Expired I own a 2020 Volkswagen Golf and recently experienced the warning message: “Only leave vehicle in position P. Visit workshop.” This fault appeared only around nine months after my vehicle’s factory warranty expired. For a modern vehicle that has been properly maintained, I do not believe this is something a reasonable consumer should expect. After researching the issue, I found numerous reports from other Volkswagen owners experiencing the same fault. The problem is commonly linked to the gear selector microswitch, suggesting this is not an isolated incident. Trying to avoid an expensive repair, I purchased and installed the recommended repair kit myself. Unfortunately, the warning remained, indicating the problem is more extensive than simply replacing the microswitch. What is most disappointing is that this appears to be a recurring issue affecting many Volkswagen vehicles, yet owners can still be left with significant repair costs shortly after their warranty expires. I have contacted Volkswagen Australia requesting that they repair the vehicle under the Australian Consumer Law, as consumer guarantees can apply even after the manufacturer’s warranty has ended when a vehicle develops a fault that would not reasonably be expected. I’m posting this review to make other owners aware of this issue and to encourage Volkswagen Australia to acknowledge and appropriately support customers affected by what appears to be a well-known fault. I will update this review once Volkswagen Australia responds and the matter is resolved.