Thanks ahead of time for any responces helping in resolving this matter.

I purchased a brand new 2006 350z Enthu. in mid Feb.

Since the purchase I have had to replace the following:

Seals on both side windows -Water leaks Etc.
6 Speed Tranny -
Y PIPE
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Its currently in the shops for:
Replacement Engine -Burning oil 3.4 Qts in 1,200 miles

Replacement Of Wheels -Unkown Corroding, Nissan Corporate took pictures for future cases.

Hatch Bumper Stops
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There isnt too much more to replace since, I already upgraded the suspenion.

Guys do I have a lemon?

How can I get my money back or get a replacement?

 

How long after you bought your car did you start having your first problems also how many miles are on it right now...I'd like to know cause I have an 06 enthusiast

 

Lemon laws vary from state to state. Generally the law covers multiple repairs of the same problem, or total time out of commission. Contact a lemon law attorney in your state

 

1 month after.

About7100 miles.

 

well just so your not in the same boat I have an 06 grand touring with 1850k

2 week I had the car the drive shaft was replaced
Today the hub assembly was replaced and tomorrow I am going back again for the same reason the hub assembly was changed. noise from front end.

I don't know about you but I feel like the car is in the shop more than I drive it.
I was thinking about contacting an attorney also..
Best of luck

 

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are you in Cali? if so i know a good lawyer. However, you need to have multiple attempts to get something fixed. but you can give it a try...

 

Seriously, I would literally ask Nissan for a New Z.....basically....they should just take that one back for AUTOPSY......I feel for you man

 

You don't need multiple attempts to qualify as a lemon. It all depends on the nature of the problem. For example, suppose your brake fails due to mechanical problem, no one expect you to have the brake fail two more times before making a lemon claim (assuming you survived the first failure). I've lemoned a car before and it is best to talk to a legal professional to see if you have a case. Or if you are brave enough you can do it on your own and go through Better Business Bureau and mediation.

 

You should have gone to Toyota of Orange where you won't get a lemon.