Can I get the car dealership to replace a catalytic converter if it's messed up
If the component is warrantied, then they have the obligation to repair it. If it was purchased "as-is" then no, it was purchased with all faults.
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If the component is warrantied, then they have the obligation to repair it. If it was purchased "as-is" then no, it was purchased with all faults.
You did not provide any information that suggests that Texas would have any jurisdiction over the seller. You will need to look to New Jersey for...
Of course you can sue in small claims court. The courts are there for disputes and it appears you have one. Just be mindful of the damage limits...
You should reach out to a consumer law attorney to see if the actions the dealer took violate the Texas DTPA.
No. Only a new vehicle is eligible for repurchase or replacement under the Texas Lemon Law. The Texas Lemon Law requires repeat warranty repairs as...
No. Only a new vehicle is eligible for repurchase or replacement under the Texas Lemon Law. The Texas Lemon Law requires repeat warranty repairs...
The Texas lemon law has a complicated way to calculate the statute of limitations. I would contact a Texas attorney that is experienced in lemon...
The lemon law does not apply to this situation. A lemon law claim is claim against the manufacturer because it cannot successfully repair an issue...
A warranty covers for manufacturer defects. Someone keying a car is not a defect so the warranty does not apply.
What you describe is not covered by the lemon law. The lemon law only allows for a repurchase or replacement of a new vehicle with repeat repairs...