Lemon law advice

[will]

The fine products produced at Chrysler these days have led me to the conclusion I need an attorney to remedy the ongoing problems my wife is having with her minivan. This thing has been to the dealer countless times for automatic side door problems. I know New York state law requires a certain number of incidence within 18,000 miles to consider a car a lemon. Is there a statute of limitation on the car after 18,000 miles? The van is a 2003 Dodge GC Sport. The body seam above the side entrances cracked and was shoddily repaired at a local body shop. Do I have any recourse with this thing or am I screwed? The car is making noise again. The side door would pop open when parked on a hill. It would pop open on flat ground too. It never happened driving. The 'module' was replaced numerous times.

[andy74]

probably no recourse if someone already tried to screw with it,at least thats how i was told.how many times was it at the dealer,and was it always for the same thing?have you ever tried to have another dealer look at it?theses are the questions a rep will ask if you try to get a vehicle lemon lawed.i have been envolved in a few cases,and had testify once.it is not an easy process,and you have to follow the procedure or it will be even harder-pm me if you have any questions,i am a dodge dealer-andy

[MGBRingo]

I can't imagine you would have a chance with a part that has been modified/repaired.

[Silver R/T]

i would return it, get rid of it somehow