Purchasing a new vehicle can be a big deal. But if that dream purchase becomes a nightmare, know your rights so you can act quickly and get a fair deal.
If you’ve purchased a vehicle “as is” without a warranty and it turns out to be seriously defective, you may still have some options.
The FTC’s website provides some Facts for Consumers concerning auto service contracts, and recommends checking with your local state consumer protection office or attorney general to find out about any lemon laws (which differ by state) that may be applicable.
Pre-Paid Legal Members: Remember that before you make a purchase, you have access to sound legal advice and contract/document review so you can understand all the terms before you buy.
In addition, if you do discover you’ve got a lemon on your hands, you can consult your provider attorney to find out what your options are so you don’t get taken for a ride.
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Monday, January 11, 2010
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