I want Ford to buyback my car...will they?
#21
RE: I want Ford to buyback my car...will they?
Ford will not buy back your car.
Oh - actually they will buy it back as a trade on a new/different car but will screw you over royally. Even Carmax will lowball you every time. Take it from someone with experience with this.
Unfortunately the best bet is to sell it privately if possible.
Oh - actually they will buy it back as a trade on a new/different car but will screw you over royally. Even Carmax will lowball you every time. Take it from someone with experience with this.
Unfortunately the best bet is to sell it privately if possible.
#22
RE: I want Ford to buyback my car...will they?
I have the same problem, but for me ive gotten used to it... My local ford dealership said this to me when I questioned about the noise..
"they will not buy it back unless its a hazzard that will cause an accident or any form of injury to its occupants... "
some dealers are more willing, but thats very rarely youll find a honest dealer.. most of them want ur money one way or another.... but good luck to you, I really wish you can have better luck than I did..
"they will not buy it back unless its a hazzard that will cause an accident or any form of injury to its occupants... "
some dealers are more willing, but thats very rarely youll find a honest dealer.. most of them want ur money one way or another.... but good luck to you, I really wish you can have better luck than I did..
#23
RE: I want Ford to buyback my car...will they?
ORIGINAL: moosestang
What does a breaking noise sound like? Driveshafts aren't that complicated. It's quite possible that whatever you are experiencing is normal and in such case they aren't going to buy back anything. Ask to drive another new car to see if it does the same thing. If it is normal then I suggestion taking a longer test drive with your next new car.
What does a breaking noise sound like? Driveshafts aren't that complicated. It's quite possible that whatever you are experiencing is normal and in such case they aren't going to buy back anything. Ask to drive another new car to see if it does the same thing. If it is normal then I suggestion taking a longer test drive with your next new car.
I was told by severall people this was normal for my car, and after a while I would not notice it any more because I would learn to "drive around" the problem when shifting. This was total BS! I made a point of having my dealer let me drive another brand new GT to see if it makes the same noises, It does. I cant believe it, but I have drivin around the noise so to speak. I allmost never hear it any more, and its just because I got used to the clutch finally and I just space my shifts better.
I am a truck driver and have been for 30 years, I have shifted my share of gears believe me. And it still was not any help in learning the Mustangs way. If this is the only problem your having with the car, and I totally understand your rationall for being pissed, maybe try to just drive it the way it wants, as dumb as that sounds. I sure love my GT!
#24
RE: I want Ford to buyback my car...will they?
If you get a replacement instead of a refund, you don't have to pay for the mileage (at least here in NC). And you can keep your current loan - they just change the VIN number on the loan. You'd only pay the difference in MSRP if any. I speak from experience.
#25
RE: I want Ford to buyback my car...will they?
This thread is very funny - Ford "buying back your car"? Are you really serious????
They must, however, try to make every reasonable effort to correct any problems or defects until you are satisfied as long as it is under warranty.
Keep fighting the good fight - we will all benefit from your efforts. Keep us informed.
They must, however, try to make every reasonable effort to correct any problems or defects until you are satisfied as long as it is under warranty.
Keep fighting the good fight - we will all benefit from your efforts. Keep us informed.
#26
RE: I want Ford to buyback my car...will they?
ORIGINAL: stangster06
Ford will not buy back your car.
Oh - actually they will buy it back as a trade on a new/different car but will screw you over royally. Even Carmax will lowball you every time. Take it from someone with experience with this.
Unfortunately the best bet is to sell it privately if possible.
Ford will not buy back your car.
Oh - actually they will buy it back as a trade on a new/different car but will screw you over royally. Even Carmax will lowball you every time. Take it from someone with experience with this.
Unfortunately the best bet is to sell it privately if possible.
#27
RE: I want Ford to buyback my car...will they?
I feel sorry for the thread starter, I hope everything works out. I 've got to say I haven't heard many say that they don't want these cars, I've had no problem with mine and I love it. I can say that you have to do whats best for you.
GOOD LUCK
GOOD LUCK
#28
RE: I want Ford to buyback my car...will they?
ORIGINAL: JGT
I'm not too well versed in the lemon laws, but if this crap persists, that may be your answer.
I'm not too well versed in the lemon laws, but if this crap persists, that may be your answer.
#29
RE: I want Ford to buyback my car...will they?
:::::UPDATE:::::
Alright, so I got the car back two days later, after they installed two clams to support. I drove it last night, AND still it was making the same damn noise. I went in this morning, talked to some people and they got the head person involved. I drove with him, he heard it and they gave me another rental.
Five hours later, they called me and said they ordered a new transmission and a new clutch. I have to bring back the car on weds. I hope this will fix it, if not, I will call Ford and declare a lemon. This will be my fifth time back in for the same thing
I'll let you guys know what happens, thanks for support and help
Alright, so I got the car back two days later, after they installed two clams to support. I drove it last night, AND still it was making the same damn noise. I went in this morning, talked to some people and they got the head person involved. I drove with him, he heard it and they gave me another rental.
Five hours later, they called me and said they ordered a new transmission and a new clutch. I have to bring back the car on weds. I hope this will fix it, if not, I will call Ford and declare a lemon. This will be my fifth time back in for the same thing
I'll let you guys know what happens, thanks for support and help
#30
RE: I want Ford to buyback my car...will they?
You might want to read the lemon law material that was supplied with your vehicle. You don't "...declare a lemon," you invoke the lemon law. I did so successfully on a Ford in 1994 and recovered all my money (including all interest paid on the loan). More recently manufacturers have taken the stance the customer is responsible for paying for the miles driven. In your case, that wouldn't cost you too very much. In mine, it would have been a killer.
It sounds to me, though, that you are fortunate in one respect here - the dealer seems to be really trying to fix your problem. A great many aren't so lucky.
It sounds to me, though, that you are fortunate in one respect here - the dealer seems to be really trying to fix your problem. A great many aren't so lucky.