<prompt> Human: A lawncare company broke the rear hatch window of my 2009 Honda Fit. They paid for Safelite to replace the window. The repair was obviously aftermarket glass. It doesnt look right or sit correctly because it doesnt include any of the fasteners or rubber moldingweather stripping that the original window had. It squeaks and rattles now, which it never did before. Its annoying.Safelite also didnt reinstall my spoiler correctly or broke it--Im not sure yet and they bent the cars antenna, which pried the antenna base off the top of the car, which I need to fix in case it starts leaking. Im thinking about taking my car to another shop that buys OEM parts from Honda to replace the safelite glass and do the other repairs because, frankly, I dont want safelite touching my car again. Id pay for this repair out of pocket.However. OEM parts are going to be pricy. Ive only got a preliminary estimate, but altogether it would probably be a 1500, which is 14-13 the value of the car. Ouch.I have a 3-month emergency fund that could cover the cost easily. I have ZERO plans to sell this car. I bought it new and its just about to turn over 100k miles. I want to take it to 200k. Ive been diligent with routine maintenance and it hasnt had a serious mechanical problem yet.Am I crazy to be considering dropping that much money for a non-mechanical repair?  <response>: I would just nicely nag Safelite until they fix their job. They have to have some kind of warranty. You can probably get them to address it for no addtl cost. 