I located a 2002 True Blue with 13k miles on it at a dealership in Central Cali if anyone is interested. I spent some time talking to the dealer manager. It was a buy-back and comes with a Ford Extended warranty. It has Chrome stocker 18's on it, and is VERY clean. The title will be branded due to the lemon law buy back, but it's a sweet truck. Apparently it was a vicitm of the "clunk washer" problem and the previous owners just wanted out of it. It's all fixed now though apparently. Email me if interested. I'll get you in touch with the right person at the dealer. Brandon K. bwkelley76@yahoo.com

 

If its got the Lemon Law tag on it, someone could steal that thing-regardless of what the dealership explanation is.

 

Hey Guys whats this "Lemon Law" all about then ????????

So to side track you but just interested.
Might be a good import for me in the UK

 

Lemon law = resale value

 

If the clunk was the reason then that is a huge steal!!!

Here is the overview of the Virginia (where I am) Lemon Law:

"Qualification: 3 unsuccessful repairs, or 1 repair attempt of serious safety defect, or 30 calendar days out of service within 18 months. Trigger: Written notice to manufacturer. If 3 unsuccessful repairs or 30 days already exhausted before notice, manufacturer has 1 more repair attempt not to exceed 15 days. State has certified guidelines for arbitration. Law specifically applies to leased vehicles."

Here is the link to the state-by-state:

http://www.autosafety.org/lemonlaws.php

 

Wow! That would label all GM vehicles I have ever seen as lemons.

TB

 

Yeah, the lemon law is really easy to pass on just about any vehicle that they can't find the problem on, especially if the dealer just guesses and throws parts at it. All it takes is 4 times. BK

 

We lemon lawed our '03 WRX in the summer of '04 because they couldnt fix the A/C. Carfax is still clean on it though.