Any law for length of time in shop?
#1
Any law for length of time in shop?
Live in Texas and Ford has had my truck over a month. About to start missing out on camping trips. Are there any laws about how long a dealer can keep a vehicle when making repairs? I've been told for weeks now that my truck would be ready but each week they say next week and it's getting old.
Anything I can do legally?
Anything I can do legally?
#3
#5
https://www.txdmv.gov/motorists/cons...tion/lemon-law
4 attempts to repair an issue before 2 years/24K miles, and the problem still exists... or
2 attempts to repair a safety issue preventing normal vehicle operation or causing a substantial risk of fire and explosion before 2/24, and the problem still exists... or
30 days out of service before 2/24, problem still exists.
You would prefer to go through Ford's buyback problem, versus going lemon law... the latter gets into lawyer territory.
Call Ford Corporate, open a case, tell them you want a buyback. I bet the truck suddenly gets done.
4 attempts to repair an issue before 2 years/24K miles, and the problem still exists... or
2 attempts to repair a safety issue preventing normal vehicle operation or causing a substantial risk of fire and explosion before 2/24, and the problem still exists... or
30 days out of service before 2/24, problem still exists.
You would prefer to go through Ford's buyback problem, versus going lemon law... the latter gets into lawyer territory.
Call Ford Corporate, open a case, tell them you want a buyback. I bet the truck suddenly gets done.
#6
Friends and family are definitely going to stay away from Ford from here on out as well.
Missing camping trips is where I am starting to lose it.
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#8
https://www.txdmv.gov/motorists/cons...tion/lemon-law
4 attempts to repair an issue before 2 years/24K miles, and the problem still exists... or
2 attempts to repair a safety issue preventing normal vehicle operation or causing a substantial risk of fire and explosion before 2/24, and the problem still exists... or
30 days out of service before 2/24, problem still exists.
You would prefer to go through Ford's buyback problem, versus going lemon law... the latter gets into lawyer territory.
Call Ford Corporate, open a case, tell them you want a buyback. I bet the truck suddenly gets done.
4 attempts to repair an issue before 2 years/24K miles, and the problem still exists... or
2 attempts to repair a safety issue preventing normal vehicle operation or causing a substantial risk of fire and explosion before 2/24, and the problem still exists... or
30 days out of service before 2/24, problem still exists.
You would prefer to go through Ford's buyback problem, versus going lemon law... the latter gets into lawyer territory.
Call Ford Corporate, open a case, tell them you want a buyback. I bet the truck suddenly gets done.
#9
Nope. Ford's buyback program is their internal stuff. Lemon Law is a legal option afforded to you (which varies state to state) in the event the manufacturer doesn't want to play ball. In the latter case, you can ultimately turn it in to a legal battle if that's what it comes to.
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Cdan24 (04-04-2019)
#10
They called and will let me borrow a tundra