More on Defective 2004 Audi A8 L(emon)
07-30-2003, 06:25 PM
#94
Re: Just to give you a heads up on Ron Hankley.....
Actually, its use could ONLY be construed in common law. Generally, today, this would only apply where the "superior" directs the acts of the subordinate.
greenie
greenie
07-30-2003, 06:37 PM
#96
Re: Yes, I understand. But still, that does not mean that most or all A8L's are going to be lemons
Collateral exchange accepted by the manufacturer(he can easily write off his loss) would avoid employment of the Lemon Law of Fla. In 1996, I owned an Acura whose brakes failed and ended up in the shop 4 times. On the forth attempt, the dealer said that they wanted to replace the ENTIRE braking system. At that point, the service director acknowledged that the car would never be the same and even though it had 7700 miles on it asked ME what I wanted. Being the forth time in, I could qualify for mediation but I said collateral exchange. They said that they never had heard of that before and would "get back to me"! Within 36 hours I had a new car with NO charge for the mileage accrued on the old one. A good relationship with the dealer never hurts.
