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unsafe 2006 ford freestar

I agree that Ford should take that defective vehicle back. I certainly wouldn't drive it anymore, I value my and others lives. Also I wouldn't take a similar vehicle as a loaner or in trade, since I believe you said you experienced this problem with other Freestars.

From your experiences it appears Ford has a huge problem with this vehicle and have yet to come up with a fix. I've experienced this run around with less serious problems.

Why not go to the media with your problem, if Ford won't take it back. Tell Ford before you do what you intend. Be clear, firm, and document clearly all communications with Ford.

Another option that would fix your problem quickly with the least hassle would be to just trade the dam unsafe piece of junk on a Chrysler or Toyota.

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Just Facts
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Have you contacted a lawyer who specializes in Lemon Law cases in your state? Several years ago we had issues with a vehicle and the local general practice attorney in our town gave us horrible advice. Then we found a specialist who got us a 100% buy back on the vehicle plus his costs and it was a contingency deal. If he didn't get the company to pay, we were off the hook for any legal fees.

Try google using "MyState lemon law attorney" to get started.

John

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John Horner

Since you seem to have missed the most relevant fact about the OP, I'll type slowly so you understand - H E I S I N C A N A D A.

;-P

(Clue: Rogers is the big cable company up there. And you know it has to be in Canada when the first homepage you hit offers your choice of English or French...)

They don't have the normal USA'n style laws up there, they have a whole different set, much closer to the UK model.

And while you'd think that a "Lemon Law" for a vehicle the manufacturer simply can't fix would make sense, and get implemented in every civilized country, they haven't done it. They have a binding arbitration system, and that throws a dozen Jokers in the deck.

An arbitrator's decisions can go either way, sometimes regardless of the facts or common sense.

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Reply to
Bruce L. Bergman

that Ford should take that defective vehicle back.

Ford has a huge problem with this

Reply to
carazyman

Well don't you feel like you are so smart and superior. I bet you are a complete thrill to live with :(.

John

Reply to
John Horner

Excellent. Don't forget to put the peice on YouTube, so we can all see.

Also, in the future, please don't change your name in the middle of a thread. It is confusing.

Jeff

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Jeff

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