Q: New car 08/2010 loss Florida Lemon Law case.Odor+ probs remain.De novo against dealer?Magnuson-Moss complaint needed.
Car bought new 10/2009, but leaking over 1 year. Manufacturer claims remedied in 04/2010, with subsequent agreement from Florida Lemon Law board. Intermittent odor, acceleration, engine noise, A/C, etc., problems continuing. Need de novo complaint against dealer or Magnuson-Moss Warrant Act claim? Sold defective car that absolutely does diminish the value, safety, etc., of this car. Want manufacturer to refund money paid. Manufacturer does not want to take back its defective vehicle. Paid premium for new car and was cheated out of new car experience, enjoyment. Instead, got leaking, malfunctioning vehicle that has same problems with odor, etc., remaining. Live in Georgia; car purchased in Florida due to availability of safety features & color choice.
A: De novo is a latin phrase meaning start over. There is no de novo type of complaint. The action would be called recission. That is not what you need. I hope the issues have been resolved to your liking by now.
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