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Lemon Laws and Car Dealers Who Won't Pay Up

Buying a car or truck is an expensivebest determined by courts of law or
proposition. With new cars often costingarbitration panels; don't let the dealer
more than $20,000 and car loans averagingscare you away by telling you the problem
nearly six years in duration, it only standsisn't  important.
to reason that consumers expect those
vehicles to work reliably when they buy them.Suggesting that the defect is not actually a
Sometimes they do not, and for those cases,defect. In this case, the dealer suggests
each of the fifty states has passed an autothat the problem is common to all similar
lemon law. Those laws were passed tovehicles. It's not a defect, so much as a
simplify the process by which a consumer withmanufacturing problem. It's not your car,
a habitually defective vehicle could seekthe dealer will say, they are all like that.
relief in the form of either a replacementIf they are all like that, then the problem
vehicle or a refund of the purchase price.can't be a defect, can it? Yes, it can.
Understandably, dealers and manufacturers areDon't  fall  for  this  one.
often reluctant to hand over the money or a
new car, and frequently offer a variety ofSuggesting that you haven't qualified due to
excuses  for  failing  to  do  so.an insufficient number of repair attempts.
Each state has its own rules for the number
Here are some of the more common excusesof repair attempts that qualify a vehicle as
offered by dealers when presented with aa lemon. You should check with your state's
defective  automobile:Attorney General's office to find out how
many repair attempts qualify a vehicle as
The vehicle is neglected or abused - Alldefective in your state. Don't take the
fifty states offer exemptions for vehiclesdealer's word for it; he isn't looking out
from their lemon law statutes if the vehiclefor  you.
has been abused, neglected or modified by the
owner in a manner that is not approved by theIt can be difficult, time consuming, and
manufacturer. There are certainly casesfrustrating to file a lemon law claim. Under
where neglect or abuse may apply, but dealersthe laws of your state, you are entitled to a
often suggest these problems right away inreplacement or refund if your vehicle
order to chase the owner away. If you knowqualifies under the law. Don't expect your
that you have not abused, neglected, ordealer to go out of his or her way to offer
modified your car, then you know that youyour refund; you will have to insist upon it
still have a valid claim. Don't let theyourself. But if you do have a case, make
dealer chase you away by simply declaring thesure  that  you  stand  your  ground.
vehicle  to  be  misused.
?Copyright 2006 by Retro Marketing. Charles
The vehicle's defect is not a significant oneEssmeier is the owner of Retro Marketing, a
- The laws declare pretty clearly what is andfirm devoted to informational Websites,
is not a qualifying defect. Such defectsincluding LemonLawHelp.net, a site devoted to
need not, by definition, be significant; theyinformation regarding lemon laws for
need only adversely affect the safety, use,automobiles and Car-Insurance-Help.net, a
or value of the vehicle. These things aresite about car insurance.



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