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Leased a new car. Having problems with car seat. Dealership is only willing to chip in for back support or pay $6k-$7k to walk away from the lease.
Asked on Apr 07th, 2017 on Consumer Law - New Jersey
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Leased a new Lexus from PA and started to have discomfort while driving. After few days right lower back started to hurt. Discomfort changed into pain. Having problems with car seat. Dealership is only willing to chip in for back support and if I return they are asking me pay $6k-$7k to walk away from the lease for a car thats about 3-4 weeks old and has about 1300 miles. Is there anything I can do as a consumer to have them take this car without me paying any penalty? Anything that can hold the manufacturer or the dealership responsible?
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You must work with the manufacturer on a compromise. Maybe a different vehicle? Litigation is not the solution. Ed Dimon
Answered on Apr 09th, 2017 at 6:08 AM