You told me so.....
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SxyPrincess
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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.
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Ghetto Fabulous
Re: Re: You told me so.....
I know, I specifically remember you telling me that you've driven a couple of them and they sounded like they were gonna blow up. I'm such a
Originally posted by SxyPrincess
Seriously though...I'm sorry you're having so many problems with your new car.
I know, I specifically remember you telling me that you've driven a couple of them and they sounded like they were gonna blow up. I'm such a
watercolor
yeah yeah
Originally posted by ememdee19
Anybody know how to blow up a car w/o making it look like my fault?
Yez!! and that is all I have to say about that
Pull up to a shopping center, in front of a place where juvie thugs hang out; leave the car running and go do some serious shopping. Not only will it be stolen but they could total it running from the cops. If society is lucky, maybe a couple will be taken out. Everyone will be happy.
Taz
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been in the same place
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.
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.
>>2. The key fobs don't work because I live near a military base. <<
I've actually had this problem on base. But only when right next to the strike hanger. Even when right up the street at B2187 the remote worked fine. So unless you live within 100 yds of one of the hangers, I would have to say this is bs.
I've actually had this problem on base. But only when right next to the strike hanger. Even when right up the street at B2187 the remote worked fine. So unless you live within 100 yds of one of the hangers, I would have to say this is bs.
SxyPrincess
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Em,
I think you should just trade the Saturn in for a Hummer.
I think you should just trade the Saturn in for a Hummer.
SxyPrincess
New Member
True!
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Ghetto Fabulous
Re: been in the same place
When you took the car to the dealership, were they able to duplicate the problems? That's my current problem, everytime I take it in they're unable to duplicate the problems, therefore, I'm unsure whether or not it's still considered a lemon.
BTW - How many cents a mile?
When you took the car to the dealership, were they able to duplicate the problems? That's my current problem, everytime I take it in they're unable to duplicate the problems, therefore, I'm unsure whether or not it's still considered a lemon.
BTW - How many cents a mile?
Taz
Member
The problems never appeared when the dealership had the car. Once we were "lucky" enough to have it die on us and when service truck arrived, it still would not crank, then mysteriously start right up. KEEP ANY DOCUMENTATION like this, make sure if something like this happens to get it in writing.
The mechanic driving the truck (really-his name was Bubba!) said he "ain't never seen nothing like this," and was happy to write out a good report.
The mechanic driving the truck (really-his name was Bubba!) said he "ain't never seen nothing like this," and was happy to write out a good report.