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I have had several very serious problems with my 2005 Kia Sorrento. These problems have inluded a multitude of electical and mechanical problems, brake issues, washerfluid pump, wiper motor, wheel cage (terminology). Several of these issues came to be at 60K when the warrenty was going to expire. I was exploring the idea of filing a claim under the Lemon Law but my vehicle is now at 100,000 miles. Does anyone have any general knowledge of lemon laws and their applicaiton? Does anyone have any ideas on how I should pursue a claim or some other type of resolution under my set of circumstances? A car that is only three years old should not have these problems.The dealer service department claim the problems are due to the excessive mileage. However I disagree. Is there anything I can do? PS. the trade-in value sucks! - depereciated $20,000 in three years
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Replying to: rick998 (Dec 07, 2007 11:18 pm) Have you been able to get this resolved? |
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Replying to: rick998 (Dec 08, 2007 9:07 pm) Thanks.
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Replying to: jneil (Sep 16, 2008 12:28 pm) Bill D. |
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My 6 cylinder SF is making a metal clanking noise in the front right wheel. Brakes are new. It usually only happens when turning. The car has been great - 66k miles and no problems. My bumber to bumper just expired so I was seeing if anyone had this problem and were able to fix it themselves. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Replying to: frustrated2 (May 04, 2008 5:06 am) But I think the Lemon Law applies to new cars. I think that time period is only a year or so. I could be wrong though! Doesn't the Kia have a 100,000 power train? I would trade on a Santa Fe - my '02 was bought brand new and no problems at all. Hyundai may own Kia - but the SF and the Sorrento are two totally different cars. The only car Hyundai and Kia duplicate is the Minivan. Hyundai's seem to be made better. Consumer Reports rated the Sorrento poor reliability and depreciation - the Santa Fe had all excellents/goods from 2002-present. |
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Replying to: mjdegnan (Sep 23, 2008 12:39 pm) |
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Dealer wants 2 big ones for a key and remote, which I lost one of two I have. Does anyone know the programing if I buy a remote from a non-dealer vender? The key seems to be a standard non-chip key. Can I just get a key made from let's say Wall Mart? Thanks, Anacostiaman |
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| Can anyone tell me how I can install my subs to my Santa Fe? Where can I make the wires run and how can I hook it up to the radio that I put in, a Kenwood head unit. | |
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