GM Buyback/Repurchase, the end result
Several months ago I posted a question to the group about what GM does about aftermarket items placed on my 2013 3500 Duramax when they take it back via lemon law. No one (fortunately) answered so I g...
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I know in Ohio all dealer installed options are covered under the LLBB (lemon law buy back). Anything you install or have installed you must leave on if the item is fastened with screws, welded or glued to the vehicle. Unless the manufacture buys off on you removing it.
A manufacture can require you to use binding arbitration if you are accepting a discount like rebates, special zero percent financing, friends and family discounts and or employee discounts. From what I was told by an Attorney friend was that the document you sign is binding. But it does not keep you from getting an Attorney and filing under the States lemon laws.
You just must show that the manufacture was not working with you in a timely fashion. So document, document, document every date and name of every person you are talking with and keep those records!!! Your best bet is doing everything in writing or email as then you have a copy that can be used in court. Showing up with a well documented case will get you what you deserve.
Don
A manufacture can require you to use binding arbitration if you are accepting a discount like rebates, special zero percent financing, friends and family discounts and or employee discounts. From what I was told by an Attorney friend was that the document you sign is binding. But it does not keep you from getting an Attorney and filing under the States lemon laws.
You just must show that the manufacture was not working with you in a timely fashion. So document, document, document every date and name of every person you are talking with and keep those records!!! Your best bet is doing everything in writing or email as then you have a copy that can be used in court. Showing up with a well documented case will get you what you deserve.
Don
