Lemon Law 2017

Anyone know any info on this truck?

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inven...ype=PRICE&sortDirection=ASC#listing=229098467

It's loaded.

Called the dealer today. Said it was bought back due to the buyer complaining about a rough ride and the tire sensors being faulty.

I find it hard to believe that Ford would allow a buy back due a rough ride and tpms issues. There has to be more issues.

Gromacki33 said:

Called the dealer today. Said it was bought back due to the buyer complaining about a rough ride and the tire sensors being faulty.

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I'm going to have them send me the repair paperwork. They said they replaced the rear leaf springs and that fixed the "rough ride" but they couldnt fix the tpms before it was lemon lawed

No way in this world your can lemon law a truck because it it needs new leaf springs, replacing TPMS sensors is a quick job and dealers always him them on hand, it takes months to lemon law a vehicle , I call BS

coder said:

No way in this world your can lemon law a truck because it it needs new leaf springs, replacing TPMS sensors is a quick job and dealers always him them on hand, it takes months to lemon law a vehicle , I call BS

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Normally I would agree, but Ford’s limited parts availability model practically ensures that even minor power train or suspension repairs would bust the lemon law due to the oft repeated phrase “this part is on national back order”.
Don’t get me wrong, I’d dig deeper too but I think that explanation could actually be plausible base on some of the long wait times members here have experienced.