If a consumer purchases a car using a financing plan from a lender, and the car turns out to be a lemon, the lender is not generally held responsible. The responsibility for a lemon, i.e. a defective ...
A lemon law in place to protect consumers from defective vehicles does not generally hold a car dealership as personally responsible should a vehicle sold on their lot turn out to be a lemon....
In order to be protected by lemon law in most states, you'll need to experience car problems within 12 to 24 months of purchase, or 12,000 to 24,000 miles. This time frame varies somewhat by state, so...
If you believe your car is a lemon, you may be able to receive some kind of compensation from your car manufacturer, but first you'll need to build a case. Start by researching lemon laws in your stat...
Whenever you purchase a vehicle that is still under warranty and a problem with the vehicle occurs, you can typically take the vehicle to any dealer authorized by the manufacturer and the issue will b...
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