a4 caught fire!!!!!!!
09-10-2004, 01:05 PM
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a dubya kill yourself
i was in a rush you a-hole...I wrote this for people to help me not to give me a spellcheck. So please keep your dumb *** comments to yourself..who sits here and reads a problem someone has, and instead of saying to himself "wow the car was on fire" or something like that..instead this geek says " omg the run on sentences oh and he spelled a word wrong and ohhh myyy godddddddddd he he i cant believe this he he didnt use a comma"....lol...loser..sorry people but that just pisses me off..i jus finished work and signed on and most of you helped but this loser is a ....loser..lol
09-10-2004, 01:19 PM
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that sucks...
CBerten made a good suggestion.
Check the lemon law in your state and whether this kind of incident qualifies as a lemon. I know the car caught fire, but to be termed a lemon i believe you need to have recurring problems and the car needs to be out of commission for a specified time period. But that's your start.
Secondly, this isn't a common fault. Cause your's is probably the first post I recall that the car caught fire. Considering that you might not find faults or any bulletins saying this is a potential problem. Seems like bad luck.
Don't give up with AOA, keep trying, via phone calls and letter. Letters are good as you can save them for records. You never know when they have a change of heart.
If nothing else works, you will have to get your car totalled by the insurance company. and suck in all ther increased premiums (if any!!).
hope this helps...
Check the lemon law in your state and whether this kind of incident qualifies as a lemon. I know the car caught fire, but to be termed a lemon i believe you need to have recurring problems and the car needs to be out of commission for a specified time period. But that's your start.
Secondly, this isn't a common fault. Cause your's is probably the first post I recall that the car caught fire. Considering that you might not find faults or any bulletins saying this is a potential problem. Seems like bad luck.
Don't give up with AOA, keep trying, via phone calls and letter. Letters are good as you can save them for records. You never know when they have a change of heart.
If nothing else works, you will have to get your car totalled by the insurance company. and suck in all ther increased premiums (if any!!).
hope this helps...
09-10-2004, 01:25 PM
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whatever
There are people here helping you out. And my post was meant in jest, not in animosity. If you choose to get your undies in a twist over it, so be it.
And I notice you didn't respond like this to some other 'unhelpful' replies to this post, so if you want to get on your soap box and bestow some n00b forum etiquette, I suggest you either respond to them in the same manner or relax.
I meant no disrespect.
And I notice you didn't respond like this to some other 'unhelpful' replies to this post, so if you want to get on your soap box and bestow some n00b forum etiquette, I suggest you either respond to them in the same manner or relax.
I meant no disrespect.
09-10-2004, 04:48 PM
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Important question, fuego, at just 23 years old have you ever been convicted of...
...arson? Had pyromaniac therapy? A fascination with matches? Curious choice of names. Freudian slip no doubt. I'd recommend you get in touch with Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law. He takes your kind of cases. Good luck! (and stay away from Gigi)