Cory
San Antonio,#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, November 14, 2008
Where did common sense go? They put those TPMS on cars cause people were too stupid or lazy to look at their tires OR to take the time to check the pressure in their tires. So they come up with a system that says: Hey dummy, your tire(s) needs air. Bought my wife a mazda last month and 13 miles away from the dealer the TPMS light comes on. I get out, walk around the vehicle, check the tires, which all are fine and drive away. The following week, take the the vehicle back to the dealer where they replace a bad valve stem sending unit. Why in the world would you fear driving the car and why in the world would the insurance company advise you not to drive the vehicle? It's an idiot light for idiots, nothing more. It's like the moron who sat in front of me at the red light. Drive through that same intersection for the last 15 years. IF a vehicle is coming from the right, the light will turn red for 30 seconds to allow that vehicle to enter, then turn back to green. This old fool actually sat there for over 10 minutes until there were dozens of vehicles sounding their horns trying to get him to move. He finally looks both ways and SLOWLY goes through the intersection. Not a car in sight from any other direction. The insurance company is just covering their butt, you're the one without a vehicle.
Steve
Tucson,#3Consumer Suggestion
Fri, November 14, 2008
This is a Factory Warranty issue. Try the following: 1. Take the car to a different Honda dealer who should fix the problem without cost to you. 2. If they refuse to fix it, take the car to the repair shop of your choice and then sue Honda for the cost of the repair under the Breach of Warranty doctrine. Include BOTH dealers as co-defendants. That should just about make all their days. 3. Picket the dealership with a sandwich sign saying "This dealer does not honor the Honda Warranty". Do this towards the end of the month, especially on the weekend. 4. Paint "Lemon" on all sides of your car. Put Lemon decals all over it and continue to drive it around. 5. Have a bumper sticker made that reads "I got this piece of crap at Bryan Honda" Somehow I think they might get the message.
Steve
Tucson,#4Consumer Suggestion
Fri, November 14, 2008
This is a Factory Warranty issue. Try the following: 1. Take the car to a different Honda dealer who should fix the problem without cost to you. 2. If they refuse to fix it, take the car to the repair shop of your choice and then sue Honda for the cost of the repair under the Breach of Warranty doctrine. Include BOTH dealers as co-defendants. That should just about make all their days. 3. Picket the dealership with a sandwich sign saying "This dealer does not honor the Honda Warranty". Do this towards the end of the month, especially on the weekend. 4. Paint "Lemon" on all sides of your car. Put Lemon decals all over it and continue to drive it around. 5. Have a bumper sticker made that reads "I got this piece of crap at Bryan Honda" Somehow I think they might get the message.
Steve
Tucson,#5Consumer Suggestion
Fri, November 14, 2008
This is a Factory Warranty issue. Try the following: 1. Take the car to a different Honda dealer who should fix the problem without cost to you. 2. If they refuse to fix it, take the car to the repair shop of your choice and then sue Honda for the cost of the repair under the Breach of Warranty doctrine. Include BOTH dealers as co-defendants. That should just about make all their days. 3. Picket the dealership with a sandwich sign saying "This dealer does not honor the Honda Warranty". Do this towards the end of the month, especially on the weekend. 4. Paint "Lemon" on all sides of your car. Put Lemon decals all over it and continue to drive it around. 5. Have a bumper sticker made that reads "I got this piece of crap at Bryan Honda" Somehow I think they might get the message.
Steve
Tucson,#6Consumer Suggestion
Fri, November 14, 2008
This is a Factory Warranty issue. Try the following: 1. Take the car to a different Honda dealer who should fix the problem without cost to you. 2. If they refuse to fix it, take the car to the repair shop of your choice and then sue Honda for the cost of the repair under the Breach of Warranty doctrine. Include BOTH dealers as co-defendants. That should just about make all their days. 3. Picket the dealership with a sandwich sign saying "This dealer does not honor the Honda Warranty". Do this towards the end of the month, especially on the weekend. 4. Paint "Lemon" on all sides of your car. Put Lemon decals all over it and continue to drive it around. 5. Have a bumper sticker made that reads "I got this piece of crap at Bryan Honda" Somehow I think they might get the message.