If service agreement is void than contract is a breach. If a company changes ownership all paties must be notified in writing and grandfathered in according to the North Carolina retail sales and contract law. Just as they sent letters at the start of service with Toyota the same must be applied or it is a breach of contract.
Any changes to the original contract must be legally drawn up again and notary must refect the changes. A credit was alledgedly given for 8,050 the contract does not reflect this. If any information is incorrect it is a breach of contract and not valid. Doubled charged for the same power train warranty mislead to believe if it wasn't to my satisfaction a refund would be given.
On 3/20/2018 they refused to honor the clear paint protection plan observed stated it wasn't covered found paper work . Not only on the sticker was it covered for the door for 199.00 and then another charge of 300.00. Two many inconsistancies of the contract according to legal advise and research it is simply not a valid debt or contract.