The “lemon law”, or Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act – a federal law, protects the consumer from unscrupulous dealers in defective goods. There are also state laws which do the same job but which differ from state to state.
Most people will want to purchase a car. Whether is a used vehicle or new depends, naturally, on your budget but buying a used car does not mean that you do not have protection.
Some state laws will cover you for legal expenses but perhaps it is better to look at ways to avoid the situation altogether.
The easiest way to avoid the situation is to get the car thoroughly checked out before you buy. Take the time to find a good mechanic – Uncle Bob may not be the best choice! – to examine the vehicle carefully for small or large defects.
Get him to check out the history of the vehicle and look at readings to make sure they are really accurate. Perhaps the car was owned by the police or a taxi company beforehand which would void the lemon law protection. Your mechanic will know the pertinent questions to ask so let him take his time.
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