Lemon Law Cars

2007-05-10 15:15:24

( Legal )



The law protects owners of lemon law cars. If the cars purchased turn out to be lemons or lemon cars, the owners will have the right to seek remuneration from the seller. Under the lemon law cars, the dealer should provide the buyer a written warranty. With this written warranty, the buyer is assured that the car can be repaired by the seller if the car is found to have some defects.

Lemon law cars, otherwise known as lemon law for used cars or lemon law for cars, assure the buyer of a full refund if the seller cannot repair the car defects within a prescribed period of time. In the event that repairs have been made and the defects are still present, with the lemon law cars, the buyer is still entitled to a full refund from the seller.

The cars though should fall under some requirements for the buyer to quality to claim rights under the lemon law cars. The used cars should have purchased after two years from original delivery, should have a purchase value of not lower than one thousand five hundred, should be used for personal purposes, and should have been driven for a hundred thousands miles or less. Motorcycles are also covered under the lemon law cars.

The lemon law cars ensure rights for those buyers who bought cars from dealers. If the cars were bought from a private individual, the lemon law cars do not apply. In this case, a lawyer has to be consulted.

The lemon law cars cover such car parts like the engine, transmission, brakes, steering, drive axle, generator, alternator, radiator, starter and ignition system.

If, however, it was found out that the buyer did not properly maintain the purchased car which subsequently led to its acquisition of defects, the lemon law cars also ensure that the seller will not have to shoulder costs from such a negligence.


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