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Old Oct 2, 2007 | 07:39 PM
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Nav and consumer affairs

I have a 2004 g35 sedan, 6mt with nav... The nav has never worked correctly when driving from the northeast to anywhere south of DC- puts me 150 miles out into the middle of PA for no reason. Settings are fine. local dealer replaced unit 2-3 times, new firmware..... no luck. regional manager looked at it and could not fix it. So, I dealt with consumer affairs. horrible service, they never returned my calls, would not connect to a manager and when i left a vm for a manager to return my call, no calls returned. when i called again, someone looked into my file and said, " oh, they decided that the case is closed and no reimbursement". NOTHING. I paid 2k extra for a nav system that will not work correctly. my local dealer is trying to help but as of now, i want to sell this car and run away from Infiniti. does anyone have a name, direct phone or ext or email of someone in national that might have some business sense? thanks and sorry for the ranting.
 
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Old Oct 3, 2007 | 02:43 AM
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Research your state's Lemon Law. Usually if you have to bring your car in for the same problem 3 times in 1 year it can be lemon lawed. Each state varies.
 
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Old Oct 3, 2007 | 07:12 AM
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thanks for the reminder on the lemon law. I spoke to the state DMV and although I don't meet all the requirements (ie 4 visits) there might be an exception for reasonable attempts. At this point the dealer and regional manager said they cannot fix it after 3 attempts, so to me, I made reasonable attempts. I am going to try consumer affairs one more time and the dealer is looking into to it. It's very surprising to be treated so poorly by consumer affairs.
 
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Old Oct 4, 2007 | 02:06 AM
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So after 3 visits they won't even try to repair it anymore? That definitely sounds like a lemon-law qualifying car.
 
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