| You've spent a lot on your new automobile
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| | experiencing.
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| and sometimes this investment can go
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| | 4. DEMAND RESPECT - You paid a lot for
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| sour. We provide you with 6 quick tips to
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| | your vehicle...so don't be afraid to go
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| make sure you are as protected as
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| | over anyone's head if your vehicle isn't
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| possible including links to websites
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| | repaired properly. Part of the price of
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| where you can do some research. These
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| | the car is the warranty service for which
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| tips are aimed at educating consumers so
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| | repairs are being made. You paid for it,
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| that your headaches are minimized.
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| | you should get your moneys worth.
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| Lemon Law Lawyers like it when everything
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| | 5. ARBITRATION - At present, the Federal
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| is in place before taking on the
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| | Trade Commission has determined that no
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| automotive dealers. It's important to
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| | manufacturer has in place an "arbitration
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| make sure your documentation is in place
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| | program" which complies with Federal
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| from the very beginning. Following these
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| | minimum standards. What this means is
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| six tips may help you when your vehicle
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| | that the FTC finds these programs to be
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| is in the shop:
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| | unfair to consumers.
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| 1. NEVER LEAVE THE REPAIR FACILITY
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| | 6. DON'T BE MISLED - In some situations,
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| without a copy of the work orders. A
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| | the dealership may claim that the
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| complete record of the vehicle history is
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| | consumer is causing the problem. This is
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| very important, especially with repeated
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| | a common tactic when the dealership
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| problems. Although not absolutely
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| | cannot fix the problem or the
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| necessary to prove your claim at a later
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| | manufacturer has no repair to correct the
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| date, copies of the records prevent the
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| | condition. Ask about the TSBs as stated
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| dealer from writing several repair visits
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| | above and stick to your guns. Your
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| as one, a common practice.
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| | situation is not as unique as the
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| 2.GET AS MUCH INFORMATION as you can.
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| | dealership represents.
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| Comprehensive work repair orders are
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| | HELPFUL WEBSITE LINKS:
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| especially valuable. Try to get it as
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| | To obtain a vehicle history on your car,
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| detailed as possible and make sure they
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| | check
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| include the dates. Accurate reporting is
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| | To obtain the value of your car for sale,
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| very important.
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| | go to
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| 3. ASK ABOUT TSBs - TSB (Technical
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| | To find out if technical repair bulletins
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| Service Bulletins) are instructions from
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| | or recall have been issued for your
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| the manufacturer that alert dealerships
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| | vehicle, choose
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| about defects or repairs in certain
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| | Naturally, we feel it is important to get
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| models. However, dealerships do not
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| | in touch with a Lemon Law Attorney as
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| generally tell the customer about TSBs
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| | soon as possible but the most important
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| unless asked. So speak up. Ask the
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| | thing is to do your homework and have
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| dealership to write your TSB request on
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| | everything in place so that you don't
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| the repair order even if told no TSBs
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| | jeopardize your claim.
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| exist for the concerns you are
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