Had a bunch of issues. Been in the shop over 20 days thus far on three repairs. Jeep wants to discuss compensation but refusing proactive buyback. Wondering if anyone in similar position and what if any benefit there might be to not pursue lemon’ing it.
Get a lawyer.
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Yep, you need a lawyer.
Understand the Lemon Laws in your state but it’s in Jeep’s best interest to sling you a few hundred dollars and a free service vs. buying back your vehicle at sale price, eating all of the associated costs and then trying to re-sell it as a lemon.
If you become eligible for a lemon-law buyback then get a lawyer.
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I hope you aren’t in AZ, lemon law on Leases don’t apply in AZ for non business
Edit : OP appears be in CA
Here’s who I used
Before you get a lawyer, hear them out. You can retain counsel at any time. There’s been reports of people who complained about Charger Daytonas getting the entire lease essentially comped. Worst case, you don’t like the offer and you get the lemon lawyer to go after them.
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It’s worth talking to them at least. When I complained about the 4xe charging recall they paid for every single lease payment on my Grand Cherokee until a fix was available. Got a free Jeep for 6 months that wasn’t even really giving me any issues.
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Yea this is my thought. Read online someone got offered 3k which would be pretty compelling….
…my 4xe is due in a month - i shd start complaining to get comped for the last 23 months 
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