Lemon Buyback
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Pro
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Pittsburg Ca.
The Reason I asked this question is because I am and I havnt had any problems with it at all except for the oil pressure switch. To be completely honost I cant figure out why it was a manufactuter buyback. According to gm report ther has never been anything wrong with it 3times for the same thing in a year and according to the carfax report all work that was down on it was basic service work and brake work. Like I said I havnt had half the problems some of you have had.....
Pro
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From: Fresno CA
How did you know it was a lemon law buy back? Does it affect the price much? How about the pink slip? Is it treated like a salvage title? I always wondered about what the manufacture does with these vehicles.
Drifting
Joined: Feb 2005
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From: St Louis MO
I'm guessing that in some cases they are donated for charitable raffles, drawings and quiz show prizes and the mfr takes a tax deduction, when possible.
Race Director
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From: Lake Havasu City, AZ
In Michigan if a vehicle spends 30 days or morein the shop during the first year it is a Lemon law buy back...
I had a 2004 SRX that I got on Dec 17th, by the 20th it was in the shop and it stayed there until Jan 29th.... By the second service issue it was already over 30 days in the shop on a 3 month old vehicle....
I had a 2004 SRX that I got on Dec 17th, by the 20th it was in the shop and it stayed there until Jan 29th.... By the second service issue it was already over 30 days in the shop on a 3 month old vehicle....
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