I called the dealership and talked to a sales guy named Todd Crabtree he admitted it was a lemon, but he sated that Mazda toild them it was becuase of customer dissastifaction. I then asked him to explain what all of the service entry were on the CarFax report. He said to call back tomorrow and talk to Joe Lee I believe a manager of some sorts.
i'm puzzled if this was a simple buyback then why was it reported as a Lemon? Normally buybacks just show as a used vehicle and not a lemon. Somebody had to report it has a lemon and that normally means they had recurring problems to the point the delaership agreed to buy it back. From what I can tell dealers will fight tooth and nail to avoid a lemon buyback and it's rare they consumer wins unless they can really prove the car to be a lemon.
I would ask for as much documentation on this car and have them agree to put everything in writing about any statement they make about this car.
i'm puzzled if this was a simple buyback then why was it reported as a Lemon? Normally buybacks just show as a used vehicle and not a lemon. Somebody had to report it has a lemon and that normally means they had recurring problems to the point the delaership agreed to buy it back. From what I can tell dealers will fight tooth and nail to avoid a lemon buyback and it's rare they consumer wins unless they can really prove the car to be a lemon.
I would ask for as much documentation on this car and have them agree to put everything in writing about any statement they make about this car.
at this point things aren't looking good. my wife and i might just put up with our SUV for a while and get something new in a year or two. blah! i wish my corolla were paid off and i could trade it in for a msp. oh well....
