Revdex.com spoke to Nick at the business and the following was relayed: The customer came in on April 6th, I helped her out to get her financed, including deferring 1/of the deposit for daysdays the customer had not given any moneyThe battery died and the customer came in, her boyfriend brought in an used battery which we put inThe car died againWe then offered to replace the alternator at our cost, reducing the labor to $hourThe battery keeps dyingThe customer owes us approximately $She drove the vehicle for days before reporting any issueThe lemon law does not apply to cars over 100k miles and it does not apply to battery issuesIf the customer is willing to pay the money owed we are willing to look at the vehicle and try to find out what is still going wrong with it or we will cut our losses on the money the customer owes and she can bring the vehicle somewhere else to have any repairs done
Revdex.com spoke to Nick at the business and the following was relayed: The customer came in on April 6th, I helped her out to get her financed, including deferring 1/2 of the deposit for 30 days. 45 days the customer had not given any money. The battery died and the customer came in, her boyfriend...
brought in an used battery which we put in. The car died again. We then offered to replace the alternator at our cost, reducing the labor to $25 hour. The battery keeps dying. The customer owes us approximately $500. She drove the vehicle for 45 days before reporting any issue. The lemon law does not apply to cars over 100k miles and it does not apply to battery issues. If the customer is willing to pay the money owed we are willing to look at the vehicle and try to find out what is still going wrong with it or we will cut our losses on the money the customer owes and she can bring the vehicle somewhere else to have any repairs done.
Revdex.com spoke to Nick at the business and the following was relayed: The customer came in on April 6th, I helped her out to get her financed, including deferring 1/of the deposit for daysdays the customer had not given any moneyThe battery died and the customer came in, her boyfriend brought in an used battery which we put inThe car died againWe then offered to replace the alternator at our cost, reducing the labor to $hourThe battery keeps dyingThe customer owes us approximately $She drove the vehicle for days before reporting any issueThe lemon law does not apply to cars over 100k miles and it does not apply to battery issuesIf the customer is willing to pay the money owed we are willing to look at the vehicle and try to find out what is still going wrong with it or we will cut our losses on the money the customer owes and she can bring the vehicle somewhere else to have any repairs done
Revdex.com spoke to Nick at the business and the following was relayed: The customer came in on April 6th, I helped her out to get her financed, including deferring 1/2 of the deposit for 30 days. 45 days the customer had not given any money. The battery died and the customer came in, her boyfriend...
brought in an used battery which we put in. The car died again. We then offered to replace the alternator at our cost, reducing the labor to $25 hour. The battery keeps dying. The customer owes us approximately $500. She drove the vehicle for 45 days before reporting any issue. The lemon law does not apply to cars over 100k miles and it does not apply to battery issues. If the customer is willing to pay the money owed we are willing to look at the vehicle and try to find out what is still going wrong with it or we will cut our losses on the money the customer owes and she can bring the vehicle somewhere else to have any repairs done.