What happens if the vehicle breaks down next month or year?
What are your damages? What will it take to get them in a trial or arbitration? Is the dealer at fault? Among the dealer, lender and manufacturer, who is responsible for your problem? Must the manufacturer/dealer/lender buy or replace your vehicle? If so, how much should they pay? What about the loan on the vehicle? What happens if I do not pay for the loan? Documenting the problem. In many situations the Lemon vehicle is documented by multiple repair orders from Manufacturer affiliated service departments. But if your problem is one that the local service department cannot find, you will learn to hate the phrase “Could not Duplicate Customer Concern.” If you have a problem like this you may want to look at the section that gives you some tips on how to document the Problem that Can’t Be Found. http://www.consumerfraudalert.com/default.aspx/MenuItemID/255.htm. HOW LONG DO I HAVE TO PURSUE THE PROBLEM? Or “How old is too old?” Generally, you should pursue your problem within two years o
