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Wouldn't that technically lemon law the vehicle - repeated service for the same non-correctable issue?
by giantg2 3y ago
Wouldn't that technically lemon law the vehicle - repeated service for the same non-correctable issue?
- hunter2_ 3y agoI guess the workaround would be that it only lets you tune AM while stopped. Ridiculous on the surface, but for receiving emergency information, pulling over first isn't entirely out of the question.
- giantg2 3y ago"pulling over first isn't entirely out of the question." It seems it would be for most situations. If it's emergency info, everyone would need to hear it. Most roads either don't have a shoulder (rural, semi rural), or have too high of a volume for the shoulder to handle all the traffic (multilane highways, city streets). Even if the stops were temporary, you'd end up with massive traffic jams that would likely make any emergency worse. But I don't think the lemon law allows for work around anyways - you bought a car that is (will be) required by law to have AM radio, and that feature does not function when driving the car.