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Originally posted by Ken King
Why would you think I would know anything about this?
Cause you know everything!
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Originally posted by Ken King
Why would you think I would know anything about this?
No No we do not know anything best to be safe just in case ya knowOriginally posted by Ponytail
uhmmm no...we should be able to take care of that...![]()
Originally posted by pixiegirl
Cause you know everything!![]()
I wasn't REALLY serious. I was only kidding. It was a JOKE! Harmless joke. I dunno nuthin' 'bout nuthin'. I don't know anybody that has done that, haven't heard of anybody doing that. Nope... I'm keeping MY wings.Originally posted by migtig
No No we do not know anything best to be safe just in case ya know
Originally posted by RoseRed
From the lips of Butterfly McQueen....
"But Miss Scarlett, I don't know nuthin' 'bout birthin' no babies!"
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Originally posted by ememdee19
Word to the wise - don't buy a Saturn!
I should've listened to you all!
Originally posted by SxyPrincess
I was one of those that told you NOT to buy one!
Seriously though...I'm sorry you're having so many problems with your new car.
Originally posted by ememdee19
Anybody know how to blow up a car w/o making it look like my fault?![]()
Originally posted by willie
Saturn should be a good car. Just do what PT said and maybe they will steer you to a competent dealer.
Originally posted by watercolor23
Yez!! and that is all I have to say about that
Then she'll never make it to work!Originally posted by SxyPrincess
Em,
I think you should just trade the Saturn in for a Hummer.![]()
Originally posted by Taz
In addition to contacting folks that Ponytail suggested, you should also contact the Department of Consumer Affairs. We bought a brand new Trans Am years ago and it was a lemon.
After many trips to dealership, it would still backfire, go dead even if you were on the highway and sometimes would not even attempt to start, no matter what the weather.
We ended up going to arbitration. We had everything documented, so the outcome was that Pontiac had to buy the car back minus a few cents/mile.