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Originally Posted by nyc370z
OK... I drove it to my office, from my office to a meeting and then back to my office with no problems. Driving home from my office is when it started again.
I think it has something to do with the auto transmission.... It almost feels like it is prematurely switching to a higher gear (no power at low speeds) and then switching back to a lower gear (causing the car to buck and shake.) It didn't get to the point of not being able to move this time because I pulled over and restarted it once I felt it happening. Even then it still felt wrong.
There is definitely something wrong.... I'm bringing it in first thing tomorrow for service. Is there a grace period where you can return the car for a full refund? Anyone have any experience with this?
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Sorry to hear, it's best to take it in now. The lemon law pretty much states that if the problem can not be fixed in a reasonable amount of attempts it can be deemed a lemon. I think a "reasonable" amount is 4 or 5 times in 2 years...something like that.
New York Lemon Law Statutes
You should be able to find everything there. As far as straight up returning the car, I guess it depends on the dealership. I would think most would rather try repairing it and later on declare it as a lemon.