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Timmay
Guest
I live in California and I bought brand new a 2000 Dodge Neon nine months ago. It has had problems since the second day I have owned it. The problems include tires are wearing excessively on the outer edge in the front (it came from the factory with a bad alignment on it), the car will stall at times upon acceleration from a stop, there is a clunking noise in the right front wheel area, the engine cuts out and almost stalls at times, the power steering pump will scream at times and I will lose my power steering for a brief moment. The list goes on and on but, the above are of my greatest concerns. The service manager rode with me in this car and at that time said there was some concerns about this vehicle. This is the sixth time this car has been in the shop for all of these problems and the car only has 8,500 miles on it. He personally drove it for a day, he called me and told me that it drives just fine and that he is going to put some sort of monitoring equipment in the car and everytime I have these problems I am supposed to press a button to record what's going on with the car. My question is if they can't find the problem am I stuck with the car or can I get remedy under the lemon law? I am also afraid that this car will stall out and get me in an accident.
Thanks,
Tim
Thanks,
Tim