Yep you heard me. No lie 69 miles. Had it less than 2 hours and it left me, my wife and mother in law stranded. Having it towed To the dealership at 11 pm local time. Roadside assistance is slow. Dead battery and check engine light is on.
Non sequitur: If the battery is truly dead, the check engine light won't come on. If the battery is too low to start the car, the check engine light would illuminate as you turn on the key as it always would. Not sure if the current cars have a proper battery warning light, but if not then the check engine light would likely be used to tell you the battery is low too. But again, if the battery really is dead, you'd have no light at all.Dead battery and check engine light is on.