Is My Ra )$ Lemon Law????????
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Originally Posted by PDXRalliArt
Definately take it to another dealer, or have them give you a different car again....
Third time's a charm.
Third time's a charm.
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Originally Posted by mr96gsx408
http://www.oag.state.ny.us/consumer/cars/qa.html
(even though it's ny, it should be similar everywhere else)
read your rights, and make sure you get what you deserve. You paid $$$ for your car, and this extra time spent on this Bulll**** is a waste of it.
(even though it's ny, it should be similar everywhere else)
read your rights, and make sure you get what you deserve. You paid $$$ for your car, and this extra time spent on this Bulll**** is a waste of it.
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Originally Posted by PDXRalliArt
I think he is Canadian, no biggie.
I know I sure the hell can't type or read French.....
I know I sure the hell can't type or read French.....
Ohhhh I speak Italina and read and wright too .
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Originally Posted by Shingen
Just keep jumping through all of the hoops they put in front of you. Call Mitsubishi like they said and do excatly what they say. If it was me I would document every visit and every conversation. Write down times and people you speak with. And then if you have a claim later down the road you will be able to show proof that you did excatly what they told you to do.
The problem with some dealers is that they will say that you did something to mess up the car yourself. But if you have proof that you followed the procedure that they set up then they can't deny your claim.
This suggestion goes for everyone too... everything from an oil change to a tire rotation that isn't done at the dealer you should keep a reciept for. Some dealers are really shady...
Good Luck,
Fox
The problem with some dealers is that they will say that you did something to mess up the car yourself. But if you have proof that you followed the procedure that they set up then they can't deny your claim.
This suggestion goes for everyone too... everything from an oil change to a tire rotation that isn't done at the dealer you should keep a reciept for. Some dealers are really shady...
Good Luck,
Fox
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Originally Posted by nebolic
when does it pull to the left? Under WOT or during cruising. Seriously, if it's under WOT it might be torque steer. and how extreme is the pull? Be more specific on when the car pulls to the left?
Nebo
Nebo
In a straid road on the left hand it will go left and in the same road in the right hand side it will go in a straid line.......
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Originally Posted by KUlancer
my car pulls to the right... (a little..) more like fades... i find myself in other peoples car pulling the car to the left... b/c im used to keeping my car center.... LIVE WITH IT BRO...
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Mine has a slight pull as well. The reason?
WELL......In a post months ago, someone said something about these cars being sent to the dealership via truck after they got off the boat from Japan. They were chained down to the trucks with chains hooked to the control arms of the car. Because not all trucks are created equal (bumps, etc..) it's very possible they could have yanked on the chassis of your car a little more than others...thereby creating this pull effect on your ride.
Most of us have this problem. Make sure you have both hands on the steering wheel!
j/k
WOT = wide open throttle (When you step on the gas all the way down and the throttle body opens all the way, sucking in as much air as it possibly can).
Good luck bro, keep us posted.
WELL......In a post months ago, someone said something about these cars being sent to the dealership via truck after they got off the boat from Japan. They were chained down to the trucks with chains hooked to the control arms of the car. Because not all trucks are created equal (bumps, etc..) it's very possible they could have yanked on the chassis of your car a little more than others...thereby creating this pull effect on your ride.
Most of us have this problem. Make sure you have both hands on the steering wheel!
j/kWOT = wide open throttle (When you step on the gas all the way down and the throttle body opens all the way, sucking in as much air as it possibly can).
Good luck bro, keep us posted.
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Originally Posted by otter
I have a mild pull to the left when cruising on the highway. It's not much, at least nothing I'll make a big deal about. I'll probably just have the alignment checked and leave it at that.
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Originally Posted by Deltarider99
Mine has a slight pull as well. The reason?
WELL......In a post months ago, someone said something about these cars being sent to the dealership via truck after they got off the boat from Japan. They were chained down to the trucks with chains hooked to the control arms of the car. Because not all trucks are created equal (bumps, etc..) it's very possible they could have yanked on the chassis of your car a little more than others...thereby creating this pull effect on your ride.
Most of us have this problem. Make sure you have both hands on the steering wheel! j/k
WOT = wide open throttle (When you step on the gas all the way down and the throttle body opens all the way, sucking in as much air as it possibly can).
Good luck bro, keep us posted.
WELL......In a post months ago, someone said something about these cars being sent to the dealership via truck after they got off the boat from Japan. They were chained down to the trucks with chains hooked to the control arms of the car. Because not all trucks are created equal (bumps, etc..) it's very possible they could have yanked on the chassis of your car a little more than others...thereby creating this pull effect on your ride.
Most of us have this problem. Make sure you have both hands on the steering wheel!
j/kWOT = wide open throttle (When you step on the gas all the way down and the throttle body opens all the way, sucking in as much air as it possibly can).
Good luck bro, keep us posted.
I'am new to all this forum and car talk , one more time THANK YOU
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WOT=wide open throttle. The gas pedal is on the floor and the throttle plate is completely open.
As for the "pulling," mine does it mildly, also to the left. If yours doesn't do it in the right lane, I wouldn't worry. Most highways are sloped down towards either side. We can't drive the car so we can't tell how much the car pulls.
As for the "pulling," mine does it mildly, also to the left. If yours doesn't do it in the right lane, I wouldn't worry. Most highways are sloped down towards either side. We can't drive the car so we can't tell how much the car pulls.
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From: CT
Originally Posted by pocoRA
Why didnt they just fix the dent instead of giving you another car? Get the car with the dent back and fix it
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Originally Posted by Azure
"Well I will try to get this resolved by getting a new car before I have to live with it."
Awesome. Very well put.
Awesome. Very well put.
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