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2001 Suburban Dilema
So today I took my suburban in for a leak and found out its a coolant pipe that has been discontinued and is going to be really expensive to have a new one made. So... I'm thinking of just cutting my losses and dumping it but the problem is, the suburban is a manufacture buyback/ lemon. This was not disclosed at the time of purchase 5 years ago. So no dealer will give me a decent trade in value. My questions to start are thus:
1. Is there any action I can take against the dealer it was purchased from (Minnesota)? 2. Should I sell it to a junk yard for scrap, or try and stick it on say Craigs list? I might also add there theres a list of faults with the vehicle from no ac, dents, broken headlights and grill, failing tranny, ect.. 3. Or should I just hold it and sell it piece by piece as spare parts? The bottom line is I need to get a new vehicle and I need advise on how to get the most out of this one. Thanks for any advice in advance! |
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Re: 2001 Suburban Dilema
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Is the rest of it in good shape? Is anything on the tilte about a buy back or repo or rebuilder or salvage title? If you have a good clean title there is no reason why they can not give you a good trade in if they want to trade with you. If you dealer does not want to trade shop around and find one that does. Good Luck
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Re: 2001 Suburban Dilema
Theres a good amount of body damage as it was abused by m sisters and as a farm vehicle. My sister also hit a deer with it messing up the grill and such, so I'd say its in fair condition at best.
And yea, when you do a carfax report it comes up lemon. Thats how I found out when I was trying to do a trade-in. I think I'm leaning towards putting it up on Craigs List and seeing what happens. |
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Your dealer should have told you about the lemon by back deal when you bought it. But it lived 5 years as a lemon by back that is not your problem on trade in. When dealer figures a trade the look at book valve and condition and mileage. I do not know of any dealer that would run it threw carfax. But if body is beat up that bad no or very little trade in value is left. I would just keep it on the farm for farm use untill it kicks the bucket. Let the old cows use it for a butting post. Good Luck
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But if you can prove any intent to defraud by the dealer you have him by the rear end on it. But A lot may depend on your states laws. Your lawyer or your states attorney general may be able to help. Next one you by run a carfax before buying. Good Luck
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