Well, some of you may know I bought a moped brand new moped not even a week ago and the first day I went to ride it the whole tank of gas leaked out on my garage floor. I brought it in to get fixed and they replaced a cracked filter. I was a little pissed because they prepped it for me to pick it up and they should have seen this problem and fix it. Anyways I picked it up after getting fixed and I rode it for a while and put it in for the night. Today I went cruising to run some errands and about 6 miles from home it dies and it would not start and I'm like wtf. I was furious at this point and had to walk it all the way until about a mile home and then someone was kind enough to give me a lift. The place wasn't open today but I left a nice message on the machine for him. So then I went to see if it would start about 2 hours later and it did start but weakly and the lights started flashing like crazy and stuff. At this point I just gave up and was like screw it. So I wrote a email to the manufacturer and I am going to call the moped place tomorrow to demand a refund or another moped but a different model. Does anyone have any advice for me? I don't think I'm out of line since I paid all this money and its having nothing but problems the first week.
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Thank yoi guys for the help. Its appreciated. I just don't want to have it fixed because who knows when ill be right back in there with another problem. I just want to have it replaced or my money back. I am calling back today and I will let you guys know how it goes.
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i feel for you. its so frustrating having a new vehicle and having it always break.. i had a 2006 cobalt ss/sc that was in the shop all the the time for factory problems... get this.... from the factory it had a bad head... took them 40k miles to pin point the problem.... talk about pissed!
Does anyone know if there is any lemon law I can pull on them? I live in CT so I would have to correspond to CT. If you could find something for me that would be excellent.
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One thing you can do is report them to the Department of Transportation's Better Business Bureau. Dealership are oversitted by DOT...If you stay calm dealers will help you out...I work for a Dealership in WI, I didn't know it you could tell :-P
