T.J>

now, Tires bald and wont pass? Hi, I bought a 99 jeep grand cherokee though a dealer. It wont pass inspection in MA where I bought it. The inspection guy told me that the light is cracked and holds water, and is to foggy to pass. The front tires are to bald to pass as well, and the exhaust headers have a slight hole/crack in them. I have had the jeep for three weeks approx and am trying to get the dealer to fix these problems becasue the lemon law in mass is 30 days. He keeps putting off the appointments for stupid reasons as far as I believe to get it past the thirty days! What can I do to make sure those items are fixed, and are they even required to fix them to pass inspection? Im real nervouse as the loan I have is just started and my first payment is to go to the dealer itself then the bank next. Can I still back out on the car, I have $1500 put down already on it, can I get it all back, Can I put off paying the payment to them legally until they fix the items?? what are my rights and please any advise???

jerwin4361

I suggest you talk to a lawyer, and start documenting your conversations with the dealers. Send him a certified letter with your complaints and use a cell phone when you call him so that you can easily proove when you called and how many times if you are forced to bring this to small claims court.

However I would not reccomend not paying him as this would be a breech of contract against you.

MANDRUZZI

However, You Have To Read Over The Paperwork. I'll Bet You Signed Some Document Saying You Are Buying It As Is. Plus If The Vehicle Is Not Warranty-able, Because Its A 99, Then The Dealer Has The Upper Hand. Also Check Your Laws In Your State. I Know In Texas The Lemon Law Doesn't Apply To Used Cars That Are Out Of Factory Warranty.