What does the Florida Lemon Law include?

From the model year, it looks like you bought the car in used condition from the dealer. Florida's Lemon Law only covers vehicles sold new or sold after being used as a demonstrator. But that doesn't mean you are stuck. In most cases, when you buy a used car or truck your legal rights almost entirely depend on the actual sales paperwork used in the deal and what may have been said to you about the vehicle when they sold it to you. The good news is that federal law also requires all car dealers to post on every used car or truck that they are selling a special "Buyers Guide" form on what warranty rights are being given with the vehicle if you buy it. You can see what that form looks like on this web site page: http://www.ohiolemonlaw.com/used-car-lemon-law..... Althought that web site page talks about Ohio law too, there's a lot on there about the federal lemon law which can also cover a used car or truck sale. Also, if the buyers guide form is not filled out right, that can also give you more legal rights. To find out what you can do for sure, you should talk to a Consumer Law lawyer near you. You can call your local attorney bar association and ask for a referral or you can find one on this Free 50 State List of Consumer Law Lawyers (they don't pay to be listed here) web site page: http://www.ohiolemonlaw.com/locate-a-local-atto.... Don't forget thought that for every legal right you have, there is only a limited amount of time for you to file a claim in court or you lose your rights and you are stuck. The time limit is different from state to state, so don't waste your time deciding what you are going to do. You can also read more about the Florida Lemon law on their state attorney general's website here: http://myfloridalegal.com/pages.nsf/Main/5F1DDC...