What should I do roughly this used coup¨¦ I bought, involving the lemon imperative?
1. purchased 2002 Jetta $14,000 on 3/27
2. Received on 3/30/07 (due to maintenance and inspection)
3. 3/31-noticed leak (believe transmittion) and orb bearings off (hear and feel)
4. 4/3- call for servicing (can't get in until 4/10 due to no rentals)
5. 4/4- Check engine night light comes on
6. 4/5- miss work due to door won't close, call dealership, gets coup¨¦ in this day
Unsure of what to do...I own had the car for 10 days and one and only drive it 5. Also, they gave me a warrenty of 30 days/3000 miles...when according to lemon law should be 60 days/3000. What would you suggest I do?
Answers:
you own to deal with it - the shop did nought wrong at all
its still a used car - not a strange car - so bound to have problems
lemon law are different in every state - usually the days and miles are based on how heaps miles the car had when you bought it
Take it vertebrae to them get a refund label them give you a rental car until everyhting is fixed and checked out by an independent mechanic of your choice. If you don't know one phone the BBB and your local state agency on getting a liscensed mechanic. Make the dealership reimburse you for any and all costs you have.
Lemon law in most states only apply to clean car purchases. But you should contact your DMV or equivalent to verify what your state's guidelines are on this. You might want to take the motor to a mechanic of your own choice and ask him/her to inspect the car for any additional problems and hold them document them, then you can return to the dealership with the document of problems and hopefully get them fixed before your waranty expires.
Used cars are sold as is, and 30 days is an appropriate warranty for a used saloon. Source(s): I used to be a car salesman.
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2. Received on 3/30/07 (due to maintenance and inspection)
3. 3/31-noticed leak (believe transmittion) and orb bearings off (hear and feel)
4. 4/3- call for servicing (can't get in until 4/10 due to no rentals)
5. 4/4- Check engine night light comes on
6. 4/5- miss work due to door won't close, call dealership, gets coup¨¦ in this day
Unsure of what to do...I own had the car for 10 days and one and only drive it 5. Also, they gave me a warrenty of 30 days/3000 miles...when according to lemon law should be 60 days/3000. What would you suggest I do?
Answers:
you own to deal with it - the shop did nought wrong at all
its still a used car - not a strange car - so bound to have problems
lemon law are different in every state - usually the days and miles are based on how heaps miles the car had when you bought it
Take it vertebrae to them get a refund label them give you a rental car until everyhting is fixed and checked out by an independent mechanic of your choice. If you don't know one phone the BBB and your local state agency on getting a liscensed mechanic. Make the dealership reimburse you for any and all costs you have.
Lemon law in most states only apply to clean car purchases. But you should contact your DMV or equivalent to verify what your state's guidelines are on this. You might want to take the motor to a mechanic of your own choice and ask him/her to inspect the car for any additional problems and hold them document them, then you can return to the dealership with the document of problems and hopefully get them fixed before your waranty expires.
Used cars are sold as is, and 30 days is an appropriate warranty for a used saloon. Source(s): I used to be a car salesman.
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