Posted by omahagreg on January 24, 2010 at 10:24:29 from (72.196.16.150):
In Reply to: 2009 GMC posted by Cman on January 24, 2010 at 09:23:36:
Don't know about this specific, but the lemon law is interesting. Wife's uncle used to be a service manager at Toyota City in Minneapolis MN. I think it was around 1987 or so, a Camry was brought in, and not fixed, so the lemon law was used to get the owner a new one. Wife's uncle bought the 'lemon', but could not take possession until Toyota had been able to look at it. I asked him years later about what had been found. I guess they had the whole car apart-every nut and bolt was on a bench-never could find anything wrong. They put it all back together, and it was perfect! Something must have needed assembling differently...! Greg
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