If a vehicle has been unsuccessfully repaired four or more times for the same problem within the warranty time, and this problem seriously devalues the vehicle or interferes with its use, the vehicle is classified as a “lemon”. The lemon law varies from state to state, so check with the specific laws and statutes for … Continued
We anticipate that it will work without issues over the coming years, after we purchase a brand new car. You will be well aware of how easy it is to have these hopes crushed, if you have ever had the misfortune of buying a lemon car. Vehicles that are legally known as lemons are typically … Continued
Not including leased, used, or new cars which are utilized for non commercial purposes, state Lemon laws are different on a state by state basis. Any efforts to repair such a car under question must have occurred during the warranty’s coverage time frame. Such unfortunate car owners might run afoul of problems in getting a … Continued
When you spend your hard won cash, you are investing it in a way. No one puts out their money without a reason. Think about the type of investment we put into purchasing an automobile. We anticipate that the car we bought will keep us for a number of years, in exchange for the money … Continued
Any person who buys a car receives particular rights which are covered under state and federal laws. The law lays out terms which will allow the purchaser to receive reimbursement for significant defects which constantly happen and are not fixed within a fair number of efforts, in the cases when a car does not perform … Continued
Covering specific Lexus and Toyota cars, Toyota issued a voluntary safety recall on November 2, 2009 to deal with various problems with floor mats. Responsible for the uncontrollable and unexpected acceleration of a variety of Lexus and Toyota cars, this recall resulted from a problem that Toyota identified as entrapped safety mats. The firm claimed … Continued
With the purchase of an automobile, you have the expectation that it will comply with various performance and safety criteria. However, given that there are in excess of 200 million cars currently traveling the highways, it is not surprising that there will be problems. This is the reason that consumers have protection under the National … Continued
