CAlexio

There are others to whom this has happened, they just haven't gone public. Follow the course as others on this thread have suggested, you have the upper hand.

tgibrit

I realize lemon laws vary by state. but at least in PA you can only invoke a lemon law case if the dealer has been unable to fix the issue, I believe after 3 attempts.

rob944s2

I think there’s also a time element. Usually 3 or 4 attempts to repair the same issue OR being out of service for repair for longer than 30 days. Depends on your State. Not sure on New York (OP) and it probably also matters which State the car was purchased in.

closer98

Thanks!

closer98

I would have to agree with you. I don't think lemon law would apply in this case because there hasn't been multiple attempts to fix the same issue. But if it comes down to it I will find out for sure.

rshanholtz

New York Lemon Law would appear to be on your side here. Based on your description, you could argue on two fronts: 1) substantial impairment of value and 2) 15 days without use (a maximum 45 days if parts are required).

LINK TO NEW YORK LEMON LAW

closer98

How would get that started? Do I just tell the dealer or do I need an attorney for that? AT this point if that is an option I want to go that route.

closer98

Any idea if NY New Car Lemon Law is the same? I bought this car new.

Pyrat2

Subscribed to this thread. Hoping Porsche is monitoring too and know that this thread is being closely watched by other owners. Porsche has done the right thing before. For example proactive replacement of the GT4 gearbox. Hoping they keep this approach for your issue.

I am the Walrus

That's tough. Hope you get it sorted asap.

s4corrado996tt

Subscribed! Hopefully, you will be taken care properly as you wish! Good luck!

GT3_Driver

Subscribed

Good luck

closer98

Thank You!! I appreciate all of the support that you all have given me.

closer98

Thank You!!

closer98

Thank YOU very much!!