I purchased a used vehicle from a dealer "AS IS" less than a week ago. Transmission is slipping.
Practically speaking, “as is” isn’t always legally as is, even though every car dealer wants it customers to think so. Still, “As Is” can be a hard...
Dayton, OH
Lemon law Lawyer at Dayton, OH
Practice Areas: Lemon Law, Consumer Protection
Practically speaking, “as is” isn’t always legally as is, even though every car dealer wants it customers to think so. Still, “As Is” can be a hard...
First, look at your receipt and see if there is anything that says if you can get any of your deposit back or when the repairs will be completed....
Your options are to argue with them both or file a claim in court. It sounds like you think the dealer or manufacturer should take care of the...
A consumer law or lemon law attorney could handle this for you or you could file your own claim in your local small claims court. You can find...
Ok, so they were sloppy but what is your question? You certainly have a right to gripe but your complaint should be addressed to the repair shop...
The last I heard, the definition of a lemon new car in your state was one that had been subject to 4 unsuccessful repairs or 30 calendar days out...
In most states, the only way a person can have a legal interest in a motor vehicle is if their name is on the vehicle title. Nothing else counts....
Generally what you can do will depend on any bill of sale that was signed and what was said and done at the sale and if the seller hid anything...
Maybe. Most states say it is a violation of their "Udap" law to sell an unsafe vehicle to a consumer to use. Every state has a “Udap” law although...
Whether or not you can back out of a deal depends on what was said and done and what was signed and what the papers say. All of that means that you...