2 Responses to “VW Lemon”

1. admin says:

   February 26, 2010 at 4:32 pm

   In article <mgmullen-0106961010570…@mgmullen.earthlink.net> Mike

   Mullen, mgmul…@macmentor.com writes:
   >Have you or anyone you know ever had a vehicled replaced or money refunded
   >under the lemon law? If so, what was your experience going through it?
   >Thank you.

   >1996 Passat GLX – 4 major repairs to transmission (among other things) and
   >counting…

   My father had a 93 Golf GL (A3) that had passive seatbelts (eewwww…)
   that did not work right. The passenger side would not retract under any
   circumstances, even after three replacements. Also, the hatch started to
   rust within a year. After several visits to the dealer (Howard Cooper,
   Ann Arbor, MI – _not_ one of the good ones), my father ran into the
   regional supervisor, who looked it over, and decided to replace the car
   with a brand new 95 GL, at no cost. If you are having trouble, I suggest
   you go over your dealers head.

   Chris Drayson        
   San Francisco, CA             cdray…@glenlake.sprl.umich.edu
2. admin says:

   February 26, 2010 at 4:32 pm

   In article <mgmullen-0106961010570…@mgmullen.earthlink.net> mgmul…@macmentor.com (Mike Mullen) writes:

   >From: mgmul…@macmentor.com (Mike Mullen)
   >Subject: VW Lemon
   >Date: 1 Jun 1996 17:07:50 GMT
   >Have you or anyone you know ever had a vehicled replaced or money refunded
   >under the lemon law? If so, what was your experience going through it?
   >Thank you.
   >1996 Passat GLX – 4 major repairs to transmission (among other things) and
   >counting…
   >—————————-
   >Mike Mullen
   >mgmul…@macmentor.com
   >home.earthlink.net/~mgmullen/
   >—————————-

   The Center for Auto Safety in Washington DC has information on lemon laws.

   Chris