Well I would really lean on the Lease Company, the Dealer and the Factory Rep. If after leaning on them a bit, and I didn't see things going my way, I would definetely get my attorney involved. The car is almost new now and this is the time to act. The car most probably will not be any better next winter and by then they will think they can just string you along again. I would say you are close to a point where you are going to have to get legal help to resolve this problem.

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