Car Lemon Law

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Question by krich613: What exactly is the Lemon Law? What to do in this situation?
I am from Ohio, and I am not sure if all states have this, but there is the Ohio Lemon Law that protects used car sale fraud. I tried to research it online, but its not making sense to me (I am not car-smart at all).
Anyways, my best friend bought a 2007 Jeep Compass with 120,000 miles last year, and since then, it has been in the shop more than its been out. She bought it for $ 9995 (plus financing fees) and it now has 136,000 miles and is “dead”. Basically, the engine needs replaced and so does the dashboard cluster? (not sure what that is).
I am trying to find some relief for her on this awful car experience and seek legal advice if it would be worth the while. There are also other laws that are similar, but like I said, I do not know which ones would apply to her. Please help and give advice on this situation. By the way, the car is now NOT functionable. Thanks for any advice you guys have.

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by TheCamerons

Article by Gerry Lewis

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Article by Williams65 Samsons

We all need some sort of transportation. Most of the commuters within Wisconsin use automobiles for getting to and from operate. The vast majority these owners purchased their cars from an used car dealer. Legislators purposely wrote the Wisconsin lemon law to aid protect consumers from scams and ease their economical worries.

On literature and movies, authors depict car or truck dealers as scam artists. Indeed, some sell made use of cars in poor situation. This leaves the user with expensive visits to help mechanics. Anyone buying an used vehicle will need to have it checked out by the professional who knows how to spot problem cars. When owners take this task, it helps them to save money right from the start of the sale. They can be not stuck with a lemon. Consumer advocates use the word lemon to describe a vehicle that does not work well. It also describes your car that cannot be used for its intended purpose. Car dealers sometimes sell cars that appear to be in working condition, but are far from it. Consumers who purchase these cars discover that they work about day and then totally cease. Buyers should be aware of all the protection that the lemon law gives for many years. People naturally think that they have to communicate with the maker with the car, or the vehicle company. A buyer does not get money using this method.

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The used lemon owner’s manual: A publication of the New York State Consumer Protection Board

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Question by James N: (HELP) What are the laws in my favor for buying a LEMON CAR ?
I think I bought a lemon car (Rx8) yesterday can someone please help?

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Question by DENISE G: I have filed lemon law on my vehicle and the dealership has damaged more during repairs. Help. What to do???
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

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Question by jenessa e: what are the lemon laws in tennessee?
what all is covered in the first month of buying a used car, if anything,

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Question by : Does anyone know about the vehicle lemon law? (serious only!)?
I recently purchased a car and it’s been nothing but trouble since I drove it off the lot. I have a list of a dozen things now that need to be fixed. I’ve been in contact with the dealership everyother day or so and I’m completely getting the run around. If it came down to it, I’m wondering how I’m protected under the “Lemon Law.” Thanks in advance for your help!

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Column by Ron Goldfarb: Car problems? Lemon Law may help
Fortunately, New Jersey and many other states have passed laws that can minimize, or even eliminate, those losses. Generally known as Lemon Laws, these statutes are designed to require auto manufacturers (not dealers) to repair defects, …
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