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Anderson,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, July 13, 2008
How did you miss the problems with the seats? I have no idea what could cause that short of a 'major bad event', i.e. this was a demo unit and something bad happened to it. Have you run CarFax on the VIN? Take it back 3X for a problem and then get the dealer to eat it under the lemon law? We got a Chev Citation for my wife in 1981 as a gift from her dad. We could have a 'demo' for free, or I could pay $50 extra for a new Citation. I let my FIL talk me into saving that $50. I later learned that the demo Citation had been wrecked when I could not align one headlight properly. I removed its headlight basket, which was split. The dealership was too cheap to replace a headlight basket that cost me $12. Two years later I had to replace a front wheel bearing ($350). You just cannot be careful enough.