Warning!
If you are looking to file a lemon law case in Texas, don’t waste your time.
For the most part, there is not a lemon law in Texas. A dealership manager looked me in the face and told me this.
I went throw an Texas Department of Transportation lemon law trial anyway.
If you decide to file a lemon case, ask the Texas Department of
Transportation if your invoice repairs will be throw out and the reason.

The Texas Department of Transportation lemon law trial was a scam.
The four-time test and serious safety hazard test were completely overlooked by the Judge.

(Note: on a phone call weeks before the lemon law hearing a Texas DOT employee said the car was a lemon because of the
invoices, that’s the only reason I went to the hearing. That same employee said I would get my money back.)

At my lemon law hearing the Judge did not have to pay attention to the number of invoice repairs, and
what the invoice said. That’s what happened! I couldn’t believe what was happening!

My Audi TT had numerous electrical problems that happened random; you never knew when the car would
act up. At the hearing I had to test drive the Audi with the Judge. On the test drive nothing happened.
The Judge said the Audi was fixed.
The Judge didn’t care about all of the invoice repairs. The invoices had all the random electrical
problems listed that Audi said they tried to fix over and over. You could see, “the car is fix”
pattern in the invoices.

After the bogus lemon law trial, I found out Audi had tons of recalls.
The recalls backup the invoices information that Judge did not care about.
I emailed the Texas Department of Transportation about the recalls to see what would happen.

----- Original Message -----
From: Robert Shrawder - RSHRAWDE@dot.state.tx.us
To: anthony@xoadx.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 7:13 AM
Subject: Re: Audi recall
This is an e-mail from Anthony Armstrong. He had an Audi hearing which
was dismissed.

----- Original Message -----
From: Robert Shrawder - RSHRAWDE@dot.state.tx.us
To: anthony@xoadx.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 7:16 AM
Subject: Re: Audi recall
Hello Anthony .
I have still been tracking your website.
Unfortunately since the car has been (voluntarily) repossessed there is
nothing we can do to reopen the case. If you still had it we could
assist you with the problems.
Robert.

----- Original Message -----
From: Anthony
To: Robert Shrawder - RSHRAWDE@dot.state.tx.us
Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 7:23 PM
Subject: Audi recall / Anthony Armstrong
Hello Robert Shrawder.
I didn't do a voluntarily repossess. I gave Audi of America three day to pick the Audi TT up are I
would drop it off in a TV station parking lot. They picked it up right away. Buy law. I think it takes
about two months to repossess a car.
Robert, what make you think I could afford to keep paying on an Audi TT that don't work for a
year and purchase a new car that works. Yes I did buy another car.
It sound like you forgot that I was almost killed two time when the Audi TT motor stalled. Did
you forget this happen several times?
Anyway I guess you (Texas Department of Transportation) want me to keep a lemon and pay on
it until the manufacture admits there's a problem. Who can afford to do that?
PS: Remember this? Service Manager, Justin Nichol, said if I come back to The Audi Store they
would call the police to arrest me!
(My Audi TT was under warranty remember)
I called Brian H. Clapp several time. No response.
This is the letter I got from:
Brian H. Clapp Attorney - Enforcement BHC/jmr - Texas Department of Transportation:

I've seen website that say don't believe what's on this website. Hears
the Case, Docket number and contact information for your enjoyment.

Lemon complaint file (Docket no. 01-0965 CAF Armstrong vs. Audi of America)
Brian H. Clapp Attorney - Enforcement BHC/jmr (Re: The Audi store File # 030422-02)
Complaint file - Re Broadwalk Automobiles LTD DBA The Audi Store (Case# 03042202)

Lemon case hearing Judge:
Judge Melvin E. Mills - Administrative Law Judge - Motor Vehicle Division
P.O. Box 2293
Austin, TX 78768
512/416-4800 - Fax 512/416-4850

Main Address:
Texas Department of Transportation
Motor Vehicle Division - Enforcement Section
P.O. Box 2293 - Austin, Texas 78768
(512) 416-4800 - Fax (512) 416-4891

Note: The automobile companies fund the Texas Department of Transportation.
_____Dose this have anything to do with the way they judge?