Car Lemon Law

the car was bought by my daughter.. it died on the highway was taken to a mechanic… he pulled the cam shaft and found metal shaving all thru the engine also told me that the right side bushing in suspension is broke… he told me it had been broken for awhile that u can tell it wasnt recent i need to know if i can go after the car lot she bought it off of… any help is greatly appreciated

Car fight with the dealership can anyone help?
HELLO,
I JUST BOUGHT A CAR A FEW MONTHS AGO,IT WAS A USED A DODGE INTREPID SEDAN 1999, BECAUSE I CAN’T AFFORD SOMETHING MORE EXPENSIVE I AM A WOMAN WHO DOESN’T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT CARS AND I DRIVE ALSO CHILDREN, SO I TRUSTED THE DEALER,BUT NOW I HAVE SO MANY PROBLEMS WITH THIS CAR since the first day, it had only 60 miles i want to return it,but the dealer say i can’t i have gone there for repair of the guaranty and now the guaranty is over and i don’t now what to do. it has also left on the highway with my family,it there anyway that i can get out of this lemon,i spoke to them last time very politely and they said “you got what you deserve” please any help!!!!!!

2 it was in NJ, I DON’T THINK LEMON LAW WORKS ON USED CARS

I bought a 2005 Chevy Uplander from a car lot about a month ago. Put $1.500 down, and was told it was in great working condition. I have to pay $190 every two weeks for the next two years. This car dealership is one of those that does not do credit checks, you just pay an arm and a leg. When I got the car they said the Fuel Pump was broke and it needed to be replace, and they would do it free of charge. But I had to wait 2 weeks for them to fix it. In this time, I noticed that my fuel gauge did not work. If I filled it up, then the gauge would say I was “LOW FUEL” but it would go back to normal after about 40 miles. When I started the car, I would have to give it gas first to make it stay on. The Car Place told me all these problems would go away once they put in a new fuel pump. Well, last week they put in the new fuel pump(thats what they say) but I am still having all these same problems. This car is supposed to get 21 mpg but it only get 14mpg. Is there anything I can say or do to get them to fix it, or put me in a different car of the same standard, or give me my money back? I am in Oklahoma, so is there any help? They told me their cars where not covered under “Lemon Law” because they sale USED CARS
They did give me a “WE OWE YOU” form and its says “Fuel Pump”

i had no warranty and i got so many problems and only had the car for two weeks. And the other day i just took it back and left it on the lot,but sense i had no warranty i know i cant get my money back i just wonder if this will affect my credit. I bought the car from a buy here pay here place and what is this lemon law all about can they help me with this situation since i didnt have a warranty.

When I bought the scooter the dealership guy told me they were trying to get out of the business of selling scooters. I rode the scooter around his lot and it ran fine, I paid for it and took it home. When I got home it wouldn’t start for some reason. My dad also bought one that is still running very well. I then took the scooter back and told the guy just give me my money back. Since I had only had the scooter for only 2 days, I felt that it would be the honest thing to do. But he told me that it was a clean deal and they couldn’t take it back. So I told him if you can fix it then I will be happy to keep it. He changed the spark plug and I picked it up, however when I got home I started it and drove it for about 20 minutes and it stalled and wouldn’t start again. I called the guy and said I don’t want a scooter that doesn’t run, he told me to take it to a shop, and that he wouldn’t take it back. Isn’t there a lemon law for scooters, I have only had it a week and it don’t even run?

If someone purchased a car from a dealership knowing that the car did not come with a warranty and the car broke down 350 miles away from home because of a faulty fuel pump the day after it was purchased, is the dealership responsible for the vehicle under the Lemon Law?

I FILED LEMON LAW AND THE SAID THAT MINOR THINGS I STILL HAVE TO HAVE FIXED . I DID SO TO HAVE THE DEALERSHIP DAMAGE THE INTERIOR DASH AND OTHER AREAS OF MY VEHICLE. EXAMPLE FIXING A CONTROL UNDER DRIVER SET THE SLICED (CUT) THE BACK DOOR PANEL AT THE BOTTOM LOOKS LIKE AN OPEN KNIFE CUT. DURING FIXING A SENSOR ON THE DASH THEY GLUED IT IN AND KNOW IT IS DISCOLORED AND LOOKS GLUED. IN REPLACING A VENT THE SCRATCHED THE ORIGINAL COLOR OFF DASH COVERING IT WITH TOUCH UP PAINT . I HAVE GONE TO THE OWNER OF THE DEALERSHIP TO BE TOLD I COMPLAIN ABOUT EVERY LITTLE THING THAT GOES WRONG WITH THE VECHILCE ( YES I DO IT IS BRAND NEW) I PAID ALOT OF MONEY TO HAVE A GMC (GIVE ME CRAP) I QUESS. WHAT SHOULD I DO???? HELP