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Originally Posted by schmidtj
What you "personally" think is of no value if there is a problem. The fact you have a hitch on the car or there is evidence you HAD a hitch on the car puts to responsibility on YOU to prove you didn't damage the car by towing. Impossible to do. It's impossible to prove a negative.
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What I personally think does matter if I am willing to take the risk, especially if it is after the warranty expires. Also if you were in the mind set that you wanted to defraud someone, you could remove the hitch before going in for service. As long as you don't drill extra holes to install it, they are not that hard to remove, and would more than likely not leave evidence of it being there.
And again, I personally think a small trailer would not cause a problem. I don't need to tow with my car as I have a big fuel sucking smoke belching 3/4 ton diesel pickup that I can tow with.