Have a less then 1 year old Escalade ESV that most likely needs a new engine . Waiting for confirmation , considering my options as it could take more then 1 months to get it fixed . Does anyone have experience with lemon law ? My understanding is that you can request manufacturer to take car back i…

Has it been over 30 days yet? How many times have they attempted repair? Is the vehicle drivable? If not do you have a comparable loaner? You will have to give them a chance to fix it before you can invoke the lemon law.

Not drivable , motor needs to be replaced . No loaner as of yet , they’re giving me a non - comparable rental car tomorrow , then a loaner when one becomes avalible. Just looking into options as I have read that this repair can take up to two months. Car just died while driving on a very busy road ,…

For reference: [image] Mercedes Benz EQS Lease Superthread - 2 Ask the Hackrs My 2022 EQS has finally been lemoned and surrendered . Mercedes hands off handing buybacks to a third party(Sedgwick), everything was done by the book and didn’t get anything more than the legal …

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Has it been in the shop for more than 30 days or been at the shop for the same issue 4 times or more? If either of them is yes, contact a lemon law lawyer.

Lemon law attorneys work for free. They get paid by the OEM Find one in NY as each state has different rules. For example AZ has no lease LL protection. Most lemon laws require your car to be in the shop for a minimum of 30 days non consecutive or consecutive

While a Lemon Law attorney is certainly a good option, keep in mind that if you do go that route, GM/Cadillac can’t/won’t deal with you directly anymore. Reaching out to executive support at GM/Cadillac first may be an option too, depending on how comfortable you are with these kinds of things. You …

Appreciate all the input, very helpful. While I have had car issues before, engine replacement is a new one for me. I will just have to see how long it will take them to repair it before I decide on how to proceed. In my experience its usually easier to solve issues directly with the company and not…

First, this sucks, especially on a six figure car, I feel your pain. At this point in time, I think your only option is to give them a chance to fix it. There are certain conditions that need to be met for lemon law and it sounds like you haven’t met them yet. If they do take it back, you will get…

[image] Leasehackr2: First, this sucks, especially on a six figure car, I feel your pain. At this point in time, I think your only option is to give them a chance to fix it. There are certain conditions that need to be met for lemon law and it sounds like you haven’t met them yet. If they do t…

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You need to consult with a lemon law attorney.

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