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Yes - If you receive a written warranty with the vehicle. In a written guarantee may be a) the balance of a manufacturer warranty, b) a limited warranty given by the distributor, or c) an extended warranty or service contract purchased at the store at the time of purchase the vehicle. If you have that guarantee, the bottoms of the lemon laws for new cars apply.
In addition, some states have consumer protection laws that prohibit deceptive acts in selling used cars. These laws generally require that a car dealership to answer each question honestly. To the extent that you bought a used vehicle as a result of misrepresentation, may bring a lawsuit against the dealership. In addition, some states require a licensee to disclose certain facts about used cars, as if it was a lease, has recovered or used as a demonstrator, even if the buyer does not ask.
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