Longevity of a door-lock

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Longevity of a door-lock

How long should a rear door lock last with very little use on a 7 year old Lexus LS430? I believe it should be a lot longer than 7 years. Who can I get as an "expert witness" to state that in my claim against the seller (less than 6 years ago)?

Asked on 4 July 2012 by dlaunc

Answered by Honest John

Any part on any 7 year old car could fail at any time and no one is liable.

Tags: door locking repairs

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