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If you bought a used car, there are two situations where it may be classified as cash or other benefits of lemon law:
Scenario # 1: You may be entitled to compensation for breach of warranty if you have one of the following guarantees:
• Any warranty left from the manufacturer when you purchased your vehicle (for example, almost all vehicles sold with less than 36,000 Mr. Miller will this option. But if the warranty is longer, can have even more time).
• Your vehicle was "certified" by the manufacturer (in which case it came with a manufacturer warranty short, usually 1 year).
• You purchased an extended warranty backed by the manufacturer (usually 5 years or more).
Normally, such cases fall outside the scope of state lemon law but are covered by special laws federal lemon.
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Scenario # 2: When the manufacturer's warranty if there is not a manufacturer warranty of any kind that you may be entitled to compensation for violations of laws protecting consumers who fall outside the lemon laws. The following is a list of some of the problems and / or issues that may be present in your vehicle.
• Prior history of mechanical problems known to the seller: Lemon bleached.
• Previously saved or destroyed.
• reverses odometer fraud.
• Rent a car, police car, taxi, or similar.
• Theft, stripped and rebuilt.
• Participate in a flood.
Lemon Laws vary from state to state, so accurate information on the scope and restrictions of Lemon Laws in a particular state must be obtained from a practicing attorney in that state.
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