Yes.telcoman wrote:
What a bummer. Is there a lemon law in WA. ?
I am preparing an expense bill to be sent to the General Manager.telcoman wrote:I would ask for a new replacement vehicle. They will probably decline but you should then request reimbursement for the gas and all of your time.
For me it was a 79 Plymouth Volare Wagon with 318 automatic.telcoman wrote:Knock on wood, my G is the best and most reliable vehicle I have ever owned.
I'll push for cash, the same as I gave them.telcoman wrote:If you continue to have problems keep pushing for a replacement vehicle.
Telcoman
Luxury vehicles should recieve luxury service. 16 days for less than 1 day of work doesn't cut it. Besides my time I have 312 miles tied up just checking up on the status of the car. I also have an additional 200 miles placed on my other car that would normally have been placed on the 'G' if available.
Because of the starting problem I used my other car on any day where I had an appointment and had to stop the car on the way (such as filling up) since I could not trust it to restart.
Perry