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» Brand new vehicle - engine died and won’t start at 1000 miles within 10 days
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post 1649631823 10-25-2021, 10:53 PM
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300k Toyota crew. Literally everything still works after 23 years. Lol at American cars.
post 1649632303 10-25-2021, 11:08 PM
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Originally Posted By Bluestar92
300k Toyota crew. Literally everything still works after 23 years. Lol at American cars.
is driving a 300k mile car a flex now?
post 1649633083 10-25-2021, 11:33 PM
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Since they are going above/beyond the lemon laws of 3 changes to fix, I'd say ask to keep the loaner for another 2 weeks then get a cheap rental for a month or so. U can rent a basic 4-door sedan for like 500-600 a month if you know where to look. If you can afford a huge lincoln SUV u can surely afford to pay for a rental for 4-6 weeks.
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post 1649634283 10-26-2021, 12:06 AM
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my buddy had this happen with a honda fit

honda indirectly told him in a weird way to say he mis-shifted and then they replaced the engine with no charge. the whole story was bizarre

the bigger issue is why the fukk did he buy a honda fit

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post 1649634373 10-26-2021, 12:09 AM
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Originally Posted By TryingBB
Damn. Took a while but heard back from the Lincoln dealership today.

The manufacturer has approved the buy back and I’m supposed to hear from the manufacturer in the morning about the buy back and how it’ll work. I’m glad they’re buying it back and refunding me 100% plus taxes that I paid.

issue now is I’ll be without a car since I sold one of my vehicles. I have reserved a vehicle but it’s not even in production yet. Delivery expected mid to late November.

think they’ll let me keep the loaner till then? Slim chances but I’ll try…any words I should be using the convince them to let me keep the loaner till I get my new vehicle?
Definitely ask for a loaner. Any decent business will make sure the customer is satisfied.
post 1649634453 10-26-2021, 12:11 AM
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Originally Posted By Ratfish
my buddy had this happen with a honda fit

honda indirectly told him in a weird way to say he mis-shifted and then they replaced the engine with no charge. the whole story was bizarre

the bigger issue is why the fukk did he buy a honda fit

fkn fgt
They are cheap, reliable, and easy to maintain.

With the very small cars, you can take out the engine easily and do maintenance work like no other. Srs.

Its not the same with an SUV. Jack it up incorrectly and you might die.
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post 1649644663 10-26-2021, 07:13 AM
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Originally Posted By fishnbrah
is driving a 300k mile car a flex now?
Always has been brah. Srs. Driving a 300k mile car means at least two things: 1. You're a fukn man that knows how to keep a vehicle on the road. 2. You're wise in your finances because you don't give two chits what people think about you in your beater.

Driving a 300k mile car means a lot of other things too but you get the point. Lol.
post 1649644723 10-26-2021, 07:15 AM
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usually when a car is made in Mexico, this will be the result.
post 1649645123 10-26-2021, 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted By TryingBB
Damn. Took a while but heard back from the Lincoln dealership today.

The manufacturer has approved the buy back and I’m supposed to hear from the manufacturer in the morning about the buy back and how it’ll work. I’m glad they’re buying it back and refunding me 100% plus taxes that I paid.

issue now is I’ll be without a car since I sold one of my vehicles. I have reserved a vehicle but it’s not even in production yet. Delivery expected mid to late November.

think they’ll let me keep the loaner till then? Slim chances but I’ll try…any words I should be using the convince them to let me keep the loaner till I get my new vehicle?
You can ask but IMO there ain't no PHUKKEN way they let you have a loaner when you don't have a car with them. Not the dealership's fault the Lincoln was a pos
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