You will be better off if you give this notice in writing. Second, you may have to give written notice to the manufacturer that the car has not been repaired during previous attempts and you are giving final written notice to get the car repaired. You will have to give the manufacturer this final chance if the manufacturer mentioned or put in writing the final chance to repair at the time you purchased the car. This final chance gives the manufacturer an extra ten business days to repair the car. Third, you must go through any arbitration procedure the manufacturer uses.
Arbitration is an informal procedure set up to help resolve disputes.
This procedure is usually faster and cheaper than court. The arbitration procedure should not cost you any money. Also, a decision will usually be made within forty days. Any decision made in the arbitration proceeding is binding on the manufacturer, but if you are not satisfied you can still file a law suit in the courts. If you do go to court to force the manufacturer to replace the car or to take it back and refund your money and you win in court, you may also be entitled to recover court costs, reasonable attorney's fees and any expenses that were caused by the car's problems.