| Lemon laws are made by United States
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| | but are covered under special federal
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| state laws to help car consumers whose
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| | lemon laws.
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| cars repeatedly fail to meet certain
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| | Situation #2: When No Manufacturer's
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| standards of quality and performance. The
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| | Warranty Exists. If he does not have a
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| position of such cars is called lemons.
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| | manufacturer's warranty of any kind he
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| The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act or federal
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| | may be entitled to compensation for
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| lemon law protects every one of all
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| | violations of consumer protection laws
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| states and they vary by state. Lemon law
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| | that fall outside of the lemon laws. The
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| may not cover used or leased cars. The
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| | following is a list of some of the
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| Lemon law rights managed to consumers may
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| | problems and/or issues which may be
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| go beyond the warranties expressed in
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| | present in your vehicle. Your vehicle may
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| purchase contracts. Lemon law is just a
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| | be/have a:
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| common nickname for these laws buy every
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| | Laundered Lemon;
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| state have their own different names for
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| | Previously salvaged or wrecked;
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| such laws and acts.
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| | Fraudulently rolled back odometer;
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| In California, anything mechanical is
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| | Rental car, police car, taxi, etc.;
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| covered by lemon laws as well as the
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| | Stolen, stripped and rebuilt; and/or
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| federal lemon laws. The federal lemon law
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| | Involved in a flood.
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| provides that the warranter may be
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| | Since Lemon Laws vary from state to state
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| obligated to pay attorney fees if he is
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| | so accurate information on the scope and
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| involved in a lemon law suit.
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| | restrictions of Lemon Laws in a
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| Used car purchases:
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| | particular state can be obtained from an
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| If anyone purchased a used car then there
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| | attorney practicing in that state.
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| are two situations where he is qualified
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| | "As is" purchases:
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| for cash or other lemon law benefits:
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| | If a person knowingly purchase a car in
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| Situation #1: One may be entitled to
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| | "as is" condition then he accepts the
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| compensation for breach of warranty if he
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| | defects and void his rights under the
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| had one of the following Warranties:a)
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| | lemon law.
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| Any warranty left from the manufacturer
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| | Other lemon laws:
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| when you purchased your vehicle (for
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| | Lemon laws are not limited to cars. There
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| example, almost all vehicles sold with
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| | are RV lemon laws, boat lemon laws,
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| less than 36,000 miles will have this.
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| | motorcycle, wheelchair and computer lemon
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| But if the warranty is longer, you may
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| | laws.
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| have even more time).b) The vehicle was
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| | If you have a defective Motorcycle, Motor
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| "Certified" by the Manufacturer (in which
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| | Home, used car, leased car, or a car used
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| case it came with a short Manufacturer's
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| | for business purposes and your State
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| Warranty, typically 1 year).c) He
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| | Lemon Law does not cover these vehicles,
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| purchased an Extended Warranty backed by
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| | you still have other recourses such as
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| the Manufacturer (typically 5 years or
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| | the Uniform Commercial Code and the
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| longer).
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| | Federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act
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| Normally, these types of cases fall
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| | (providing you were given a written
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| outside the scope of the state lemon law
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| | warranty).
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