I have a question. I bought a 2013 car just a month ago. I have had it in the shop three times. It can not be fixed according to the dealership. I am told under the States Lemon Law the manufacture has to give me a car and pay the note on the car. Is this correct?
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, Jan 15 2013 10:44 PM
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Posted 16 January 2013 - 11:34 AM
You may visit the Consumer Protection Center and read Lemon Law as a good resource to learn more about this subject matter.
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Posted 16 January 2013 - 12:07 PM
I have a question. I bought a 2013 car just a month ago. I have had it in the shop three times. It can not be fixed according to the dealership. I am told under the States Lemon Law the manufacture has to give me a car and pay the note on the car. Is this correct?
Not the pay the note part.
Look at it this way. If you'd paid cash for the car and the manufacturer replaced it you wouldn't get a car and a refund.
You'd just get a replacement car.
You still would have had ot pay for it.
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Posted 16 January 2013 - 12:58 PM
I have a question. I bought a 2013 car just a month ago. I have had it in the shop three times. It can not be fixed according to the dealership. I am told under the States Lemon Law the manufacture has to give me a car and pay the note on the car. Is this correct?
What you are entitled to receive depends on the laws of the state in which you bought the car, and you did not say in what state that is. However, in no state is the dealer required to pay off the loan. You'd basically refinance to put the loan on the replacement car the dealer gives you.
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