goudster

As I drove my E350 off the month last month, the brakes were squeaking. Since then, it's been in service to remove squeak noise 4 times. Finally they decided to change brake pads at their expense, originally telling me it's my problem. Now they say they forgot to have me sign some disclosures stating I knew I purchased a prior rental. Anyone heard of legal action regarding this. I live in California and have heard auto fraud / lemon law.

Thanks

E55texas

Dont tell me you signed the papaers. did you?

JRAMGV8

I was thinking the same...

This happen to a friend of mine couple months ago. She sued them.

Not MB it was another Co. (Ford)

Leesi

OMG! That's really sucks. I dont think you can file lemon law for this matter.
Did you get good deal on that car?

goudster

Of course I didn't sign the papers. I've brought all of my paperwork to the lawyer's office. Did your friend who sued Ford get a free car?

jayj

how many miles were on the car when you bought it?

MBS430

Argghh .... That's a bad surprise, sorry to hear that!
Did it not show up in the carfax report prior to the purchase?

hopefully it get resolved to your satisfaction. keep us posted

goudster

I'll respond as soon as my case is settled. Don't want any of this to ruin my case.

Feel free to post if you know of any cases like this that have settled and what the outcome was.

chairman

on a new car as part of the settlement.

Let us know what happened.