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When you finally make the decision to purchase a new car the last thing you would expect to find is that the car is defective in one way or the other.

However, this does happen – albeit on a small scale – and there are laws in place – both federal and state, to . . . → Read More: Avoid Buying Lemons

Here you are, all excited about getting your new car, and then disaster strikes. It keeps breaking down, or you are finding the brakes are not as efficient as they should be, giving you that feeling of dread every time you get in it.

What to do next? Well, naturally, you take it back . . . → Read More: Reporting Lemons

If you are one of those people who always seem to get caught out when buying a new or used vehicle then it is a good idea to protect yourself right from the word go.

Should you find your vehicle repeatedly throwing up defects, large or small, it is imperative that you note times, . . . → Read More: Squeezing Compensation Out Of Lemons

By now most people will understand the term lemon’ when it is applied to cars. That is, a car – new or used – which has defects that were undetectable on purchase but shows themselves up within a given time or warranty period.

Some unscrupulous sellers will hide the true state of the vehicle . . . → Read More: Sour Deals With Lemons

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, . . . → Read More: Look Out For Lemons

The unfortunate thing about the lemon law’ is that not only is it not applicable to all fifty states, but it is often interpreted differently in each one.

For example, in some states used cars are not included. In others motor homes and motor bikes have differing criteria.

The motor part of the mobile . . . → Read More: Lemon Laws Differ

Lemon laws were introduced primarily to protect the consumer from unscrupulous dealers who would sell off any old rubbish and claim that the item was fit for use.

Unfortunately, many cars sold today have been repaired or restructured and have a somewhat dubious history.

For example, did you know that there are dealers out . . . → Read More: Lemon Law Introduction

When it comes to buying anything in the United States there is a consumer law that protects us from purchasing defective goods – the lemon law is a great example of this.

This applies even to vehicles and motorcycles. However, there are different rules in different states and it may be a good idea . . . → Read More: Lemon Law Details