Hi, My husband and myself are tired of having our car in the shop more then we drive the car. This problem has been going on from day one, about a year ago. As a customer, I believe I was given a lemmon car or defective car. When we bought the 2000 GMC jimmy car from Haars moters. We had the car inspected before we bought the car and found out the 4 wheel drive was not working. So in our contract we said the 4 wheel drive will be fixed and they agreed to this contract. One year later, they still have not fixed the 4 wheel drive and we are very tired of a defective car. I feel after one year the dealership did not fullfill the agreement in the contract.
We then went to the owner Jim Haar and he said they would work things out. Well it turns out we found SUV 2000 xterra in exchange for our 2000 GMC JIMMY. However their numbers the salesperson came up with was simply to make money again off us. They wanted to charge us 15,350 the blue book is at 14,025 for the xterra and give us only 8,000 for the jimmy trade in. The blue book is at 10,875. They said, "because of the millage we put on the jimmy they have to deduct for that. Well that is not our fault, we are not trading the car in because of our problem with it, its because the dealership did not fulfill their contract. We should not be penalized for their wrong. I believe this should be considered under the lemon law in South Dakota. Please help
Thanks you
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