Re: Has anyone got a new vehicle under the Lemon Law?

From: Mark Kuzia (flyboy01@worldnet.att.net)
Date: Thu Sep 23 1999 - 19:46:30 EDT


Actually, the 100,000 mile warranty is what I wanted. All I really want is
to GET MY TRUCK BACK! It has been at Arbor Dodge for 29 days strait.

Mark

-----Original Message-----
From: Erika Ipes <msbavior@hotmail.com>
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Date: Thursday, September 23, 1999 6:59 PM
Subject: Re: DML: Has anyone got a new vehicle under the Lemon Law?

|For one... good luck. They will tell you in order to get another vehicle
you
|need to pay for tax tags and title all over again, you lose whatever money
|you had down, and they deduct about 15 to 20 cents for every mile that is
on
|your vehicle. They will most likely offer you the 100,000 miles warranty
|that has a $100 dollar detuctable. I tried to go after the lemon law too,
|and this is what I went through. In other words, you GIVE them your truck,
|and buy a NEW one at Cost. No trade, no nothing. The lemon law protects the
|manufacturer and not the consumer. And in some states you can't even
attempt
|the lemon law if you are over 15,000 miles.
|
|Good luck.
|
|Erika
|http://members.xoom.com/MsBavior/dakota
|
|
|
|>From: "Mark Kuzia" <flyboy01@worldnet.att.net>
|>Reply-To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
|>To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
|>Subject: DML: Has anyone got a new vehicle under the Lemon Law?
|>Date: Thu, 23 Sep 1999 16:45:14 -0400
|>
|>Subject: Help! Has anyone got a new vehicle under the Lemon Law?
|>
|>
|>Some of you have probably wondering why there have been no updates to my
|>webpage page recently, the reason is that my truck developed transmission
|>problems in July and has been in and out of service since.As a matter of
|>fact, Today makes day # 33. I have already given Chrysler Corp. the Lemon
|>Law notification.
|>
|>If anyone has had a Lemon Law case, please let me know what they are going
|>to offer. I really just want my truck back, but I may never get the truck
|>back because the Michigan Lemon Law gives the dealer a maximum of 30 days
|>to
|>fix any problem with the vehicle. Last I checked, the transmissions are
|>back-ordered for another 7 days, unfortunately, my truck has now been in
|>service for 33 days! Looks like I might be getting a new truck or a
payoff.
|>
|>If you were wondering what was wrong, I have made up a list of the
problems
|>below
|>
|>Date, Duration, Problem(s) / Solution(s).
|>
|>07/12/1999 1 day
|>Broken cup-holder, fog lights inoperative, transmission not shifting into
|>3rd gear. Cup holder was replaced, light switch
|>was replaced, no work done on transmission, rescheduled
|>for 07/26/1999.
|>
|>07/26/1999-07/30/1999 5 days
|>Scheduled for transmission work, problem getting worse.
|>Nothing was done until a tech test-drove it just before close
|>of business on 7/28/99, I was told the parts were ordered.
|>By 07/30/1999, the parts had still not shown up and I was
|>told the tech was leaving on vacation that day. I picked up the vehicle
and
|>called the Chrysler Customer Service
|>Department.
|>
|>08/26/1999-09/22/1999 28 days
|>Excuses given; (1) wrong parts were ordered, (2) parts are
|>backordered, (3) a tool needed to be ordered for the work,
|>(4) the tool company lost the order because of a computer
|>crash, (5) new transmission was ordered, (6) it was the wrong
transmission,
|>(7) another transmission is on order, (8) we dont break em', we just fix
|>them!
|>
|>
|>
|
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