COBill
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They don't have to agree to anything, that's not how laws work.Not a very good chance on them agreeing to lemon law a recall.
You go through the lemon law procedure and if it meets the conditions (most have a number of days out of service provision) and the law takes it from there.
For example, in Colorado it's "when the vehicle is out of service for repairs for a cumulative total of thirty (30) or more business days during the warranty term or one year after original delivery, whichever comes first."
Granted, it may cost you money for a lemon law lawyer, but IMHO it beats the hassle of being without your vehicle for months, especially as dealers aren't held responsible for damage and your car is just baking on their lot outside 24x7 in whatever severe weather the summer season serves up, triple digit temperatures, etc.
Why accept that?
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