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Is a used car dealership obligated to refund you for major repairs to a vehicle if problems were not stated at the time of purchase?

Answered 11 years and 9 months ago by Adam L. Weitzel (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
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Unfortunately, the "lemon law" only applies to the purchase of new vehicles that have a certain number of documented repair days or other issues.  It does not cover used vehicles.  Most used vehicles are sold "as is" meaning that the purchaser has the affirmative duty to inspect the vehicle and negotiate any needed repairs before closing the sale. Sorry, ... Read Answer
Unfortunately, the "lemon law" only applies to the purchase of new vehicles that have a certain number of documented repair days or other issues.... Read Answer

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