This content requires Flash

To view this content, JavaScript must be enabled, and you need the latest version of the Adobe Flash Player.

Download the free Flash Player now!

Driving a Lemon?
What to do when your car's still new.

Peter Holland
Consumer Rights Lawyer
If that car has some defects in it air-conditioning does not work and it taking it back to three or four five times and a certain point in almost every state here are going to say this car just does not run right. The consumers giving it plenty of time for he dealer to fix it and it is not fix it just a Lemon

Josh Driband
Car Dealer
People think that if someone get over of their car that is a laming and yes take it back. Where that is not the true.

Peter: If start with your air-conditioning does not work or the check engine light always comes on typically you have to take it back three time

Josh: It is going to three times with a uncertain time. That is the same as you.

Peter: Three to four time depending on the state if it is one problem that has a major injury threatening thing like a break failure they make call to lemon at that point. Under those circumstances you can get them to buy the car back or reimburse use of some money and if you have to hire a lawyer in most states you can ask that the other side pay those lawyers fees. In a lemon law in case you want to take it back to a many facture authorize the dealer so that they have the opportunity to fix it and it is in their records.

Josh: That is all to further that we have the opportunity to do the diagnose of he vehicle t begin with look at it, and fix the car, rather than I got us not necessarily always qualify.

Peter: So if you take your car down to Josh garage then it is not going to qualify as a legitimate attempt to repair.

Josh I am not saying Josh demonstrates not a great mechanic because there is a lot great mechanics out their and we have a lot respect for them that is not what I am saying. But if it the manufacturer that is going to be taking the car back and the job f the mechanic.

Peter: Take is back to a dealership and have the dealership work on it, and have the dealership generate the record in their computer system and ask them t print out that record and give you a copy of it. That is how you protect your self the best with lemon law.

Driving a Lemon? What to do when your car's still new. Peter Holland Consumer Rights Lawyer If that car has some defects in it air-conditioning does not work and it taking it back to three or four five times and a certain point in almost every state here are going to say this car... click to read more