well my ABS light is going out and a new clutch and tranny bolts broke again for the 3rd time
i have got a lemon law offer from GM for a car or truck of equal ammount of my car so iam opting for a Colorado truck its been real but its time for me to move on

PS iam selling my z-3 fenders painted yellow give me an offer

 

I brought my 05 back for the lemon law and i had to pay like 2500 for a brand new 06.

 

GM just offered it to you? You didn't have to bring it up to them first?

 

nope i got a lawyer and all then GM said well what do you want from us and i told them take this crappy car and give me a chevy colorado they said ok

 

i want to get rid of my car the same way, i have motor stubles, windows make funky noises when i roll them down, bumper was not aligned,

 

Do you have anything else from the car that you are going to sell?

 

i think everyones bumper is misaligned along the headlight (that doesn't make it acceptable, i'm just stating the fact)

maybe GM should lemon law all cobalts; it seems like a LOT of people are having multiple problems

 

When you hired the lawyer, what did it cost you? I still have the noise in my front end after the dealer tried to fix it 3 times and I have talked to GM and they refuse to buy it back.

 

how much stuff wrong with it was there for requirement of lemon law?

my sunroof is leaking and my armrest fabric was coming up. also my trunk was misaligned. they still havent gotten the parts in yet and its been raining.

i guess that wouldnt be enough for a lemon law?

 

it is up to your states lemon laws, in ohio you have to have:

it in the shop for the same problem 3 times,
in the shop for more than 30 days in one year(not continuously)
or in the shop for 8 different things to be fixed

 

this is all i found for your state

Pennsylvania Lemon Law Basics
The Pennsylvania lemon law covers any consumer who buys, or leases, and registers a new motor vehicle in the state. Under the Pennsylvania Lemon Law your car may be declared a lemon if it meets all of the following conditions:

it has a nonconformity (a defect, or condition) the nonconformity is covered by the manufacturer's express warranty
the nonconformity SUBSTANTIALLY impairs the use, market value, or safety of the car
the nonconformity is not the result of an accident, abuse, neglect, or alteration of the car by persons other than the manufacturer or its authorized dealer
you reported the nonconformity at least once to the manufacturer's authorized dealer during the Pennsylvania Lemon Law Rights Period of 1 year or 12,000 miles whichever comes first.
you gave the manufacturer or its authorized dealer three opportunities to repair the nonconformity.

 

GM has to pay my lawer fees also

 

what about mass Lemon Law ?

 

just go to yahoo and search it that is all i do to find the link for my state, and it was usually also linked to a laywer in the state as well

 

i wouldnt get a colorado..

when you take it in for a check engine light and find out it has a p0300 youll understand why.

 

do they give u money for a new car? or can you only get another chevy? or at least gm?

cuz honestly there arent any other chevys that i would get...unless its the vette lol.

 

That's good to know. I am getting ready to take my car to another dealership for the front end noise and this will be the 4th time, so if this dealer can't fix it, I already have a lawyer on the back burner.

 

what does that mean?

 

My car has been in 5 times for different concerns. Some of the concerns are not gone.

In Michigan, your car has to be in 4 or more times within in the first 2 years of the date of the first attempt at correcting the problem. Or it has to be out of service for a total of 30 or more days during the manufacturer's warranty period or the first year, whichever is earlier. The buyer or lessee must have done the initial repair during the first year of delivery. The remaining repairs, for the same defect, must occur within 2 years of the initial repair attempt. The buyer or lessee has the right to demand a refund or may choose to accept a comparable replacement vehicle currently in production. If a lessee agrees to accept a replacement vehicle, the lease agreement cannot be changed, except to substitute the VIN. (The rest is here: http://www.michigan.gov/ag/0,1607,7-...7386--,00.html)

I guess I should probably get going on getting my car into the dealer just in case the lemon law applies to my car also.

 

my traction control light keeps popping on and when its on the tranny shifts really hard, and my sunroof is starting to make a weird noise when I close it.

 

The traction control and transmission could be normal depending on the surface you are driving on at the time. If your on water, the wheels will spin and the T/C will come on and the trans will shift hard because it has to keep up with the free spinning wheels.

Have the dealership look into it, though. Make sure you tell them everything about the conditions you are in when it occurs (i.e. surface of ground, temperature, etc.). The more info you can give them, the easier it will be for them to fix.

As for the sunroof, they may just replace the whole thing.

 

yeah thats pretty much how it is give it some gas, and the T/C kicks in and it stays on it doesn't go away

 

OK lit my start from the beginning.

My First 3 months of ownership in for service
Clutch neutral safety switch Fixed
Axle clicking from reverse to forward not fixed

About 6 months of ownership in for service
Rims start chipping Fixed
Axles still click Not fixed
(they tell me its the brakes
-With New brakes clicking still exists)

About 9 mouths of ownership in for service(hit a deer on highway)
They replace hole Right front of car
New problems
Abs light comes on Left rear wheel sensor Not fixed
Rattling in motor compartment Not fixed
Intercooler Fill tube mount cracked Not fixed
Axles still click Not fixed

So because of the deer accident am I S,O,L as far as lemon law or any other problems that would have or will be lemonable?

 

so is this a problem? any one?