Buying a used car should not mean accepting hidden defects or repeated breakdowns. Many consumers don’t realize that used vehicles may still be protected under Lemon Laws, manufacturer warranties, or federal consumer protection laws.
A used car may qualify as a lemon when it has a substantial defect that:
Used car protections vary by state, but many laws still apply even to pre-owned vehicles.
Used Car Lemon Cases are often caused by:
Engine & Transmission Problems
Electrical Issues
Safety Defects
Steering & Suspension Issues
Depending on your state, you may be entitled to
This applies to lemon law in your state, including major cities and metropolitan areas.
We analyze purchase agreements, warranties, and repair history.
We handle all communications on your behalf.
We pursue claims under state Lemon Laws and federal warranty laws.
If negotiations fail, we take legal action.
Manufacturers pay our legal fees if we win.
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In many states, yes, especially if the car has a warranty.
Even “as-is” sales may still be protected under federal law or if fraud occurred.
Yes. CPO vehicles often carry manufacturer warranties.
Deadlines vary by state; some are very short.
No. Attorney fees are often paid by the manufacturer or dealer.
Legal action may still be available.
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