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Originally Posted by wpbharry
Alex, first you and your wife should calm down. For a minute or two.
Then, go back to the selling dealer (civilly), calm, cool, and collected and (taking the documentation with you of course) negotiate a switcheroo. You take mine back and I'll take a new one (you might have to let go of a few $100 bills, but not too many; depends on the mileage on the lemon). I had to do that back in '98. It works. Much simpler than all of the court shenanigans. I pray for the poor soul that gets your lemonade. And I pray that the new one is "A OK".
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Have been calm through three failures and after checking out the car after the third the dealer said he could do no more for us. Don't think we want to take a chance on another one since the National Transportation Hotline has over 50 complaints just like ours.
Nope, I'm tired of it and just hope it does not go all the way to court. Still waiting for their call today.
Actually, my conscience wouldn't let me trade it back to the dealer to sell to some other unsuspecting person. Alex