Law and Rights
The complaints and reports are starting to come in that Monaco dealers are refusing to do warranty work because of either "slow pay" or "no pay" on warranty claims.
Rumor has it that a Southern California dealer turned away a 2009 Dynasty owner's warranty repair request because the factory was paying for it. Given the cost of a Dynasty, that's got to be one angry owner.
On top of that, we have another report from a Country Coach owner that his warranty repair trip to the factory was closed because they closed the factory doors "until further notice."
It's scary times out there if you own an Rv with defects. Get the work done fast. Get it done often. Try to get back to your selling dealer, where perhaps some sense of a moral obligation may help "guilt" the dealer into doing the repairs at no charge.
If all else fails, don't wait too long before getting an experience Rv Lemon Law lawyer's help. Like my grandmother told me, "First in time, won't wait in line. Last in line, won't get a dime."
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Law and Rights
Monaco Worsens ?
The complaints and reports are starting to come in that Monaco dealers are refusing to do warranty work because of either "slow pay" or "no pay" on warranty claims.
Rumor has it that a Southern California dealer turned away a 2009 Dynasty owner's warranty repair request because the factory was paying for it. Given the cost of a Dynasty, that's got to be one angry owner.
On top of that, we have another report from a Country Coach owner that his warranty repair trip to the factory was closed because they closed the factory doors "until further notice."
It's scary times out there if you own an Rv with defects. Get the work done fast. Get it done often. Try to get back to your selling dealer, where perhaps some sense of a moral obligation may help "guilt" the dealer into doing the repairs at no charge.
If all else fails, don't wait too long before getting an experience Rv Lemon Law lawyer's help. Like my grandmother told me, "First in time, won't wait in line. Last in line, won't get a dime."
Burdge Law Office
www.RvLemonLaw.com
Because life is too short to put up with a bad Rv (or a deadbeat Rv company)
Subscribe in a reader- Rv Warranties And Their Dirty Little Secret
When you buy a $30,000 new car and it turns out to be a lemon, you get your money back. Why doesn't it work that way with Rv's costing more than $100,000? Because most new rv warranties have a dirty little secret buried in the fine print. And...
- When You Give The Factory "one More Chance" To Fix Your Lemon, You Can Lose
We've noticed an unusual number of calls from lemon car owners who aren't sure if they should give the manufacturer or the dealer another chance to work on their lemon car if they already fit the lemon law. They wonder if they should wait while...
- Monaco Threatened With Nyse Delisting
Already suffering economically and having just consulted industry experts on how to turn its business around, now Monaco has received notice from the New York Stock Exchange that they will be delisted if things don't improve. The same thing happened...
- More Rv Companies Bite The Dust
2008 was a bad year for the Rv industry. Some companies merged, sold off assets, closed or filed for bankruptcy protection. If you're thinking of buying a motorhome, you need to be careful of the viability of the builder to stand behind their product....
- Alfa Leisure Closing ?
Apparently this morning management at Alfa Leisure in Chino, California, passed out final paychecks and began sending people home and plan to shut down the operation. If true, and it seems to be because there are several reports now, then Alfa Leisure...