Lemon Law

Sorry to hear about your problems but Horray!, someone who understands there is a proper use for Lemon law. Sometimes you get a bad apple. Looks feels smells like other trucks, made on the same line with the same parts, but it has horrific problems. Very rare event, but it happens to all makes and models. This is what lemon was intended for, not a couple of warped rotors with a permanent solution at hand. I hope this serves as an example to people who abuse the lemon law because they just want something different or other shady reasons.

Good luck with your lemon claim and hopefully you can get yourself into a nice new '06 with no problems. After all, it still is the best full size SUV out there and rates higher for initial quality than Sequoia by JD powers, etc.

Madablows said:

I might have to by a tuner car and go fast and furious the 2006 Civic Si come standard 6 speed 210 HP with a turbo kit already available!! :051:

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Gee, that sounds like it would be much more relable than the Armada.

BTW, Civic is a housewife car, not a race car. Acura NSX is the only sports car made by Honda. S2000 is a sporty vert, but not a sports car. If you want a new direction, skip your mothers Honda and get a GTO, Mustang GT 500, (both with 400+ HP stock, then add something ) or a WRX or EVO. The first two are the fastest in this post, faster than the NSX, unless you are talking twisties instead of highway. The last two are also momma's cars, but at least they have the parts factory installed and warrantied and would crush the Honda.

andy said:

So under the lemon law deal, Nissan only gives you Blue Book for the car? They don't refund the whole purchase price?

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Varys by state. Sometimes you get blue book, sometimes, they cancel the debt, sometimes they adjust for miles, so if you have a lot you loose big. It depends. Check your state rules. There is no national standard.