Toyota

When I had my 2008 Toyota RAV in for a recall service item, they discovered my passenger side front window's motor was broken. The car had 30, 500 miles on it and given that the "warranty' had expired 3 months before due to the lesser of 36 months or 36, 000 warranty, Toyota kindly offered to pay for the part if I paid for the $250 in labor. Sorry, but not good enough...you don't expect that a motor for an electric window will fail on a 3 year old Toyota. I called Toyota's Corporate Customer service which is incorrectly named and they told me they would not override the decision of the Toyota Corporate District Manager and I would need to pay for the labor. Did I mention the car has another "recall" on it for an airbag issue that can't be fixed by Toyota until approx 3 months from now due to parts not being available. Funny, how Toyota thinks that as a customer it is no big deal for me to take time off work to get my car into their shop, be without a car for a day while it is being fixed for a recall item and that I should have no problem paying for labor to replace a part that should not have failed in the first place.