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Short Answer A lemon-law buyback car is a vehicle the manufacturer repurchased from its original owner under a state lemon law, then typically resold with
If a Jeep dealer refuses an actual repair, document the denial, keep records of all repair work, and ask the dealer and Chrysler to explain
Jeep Wrangler owners experiencing death wobble may have Lemon Law rights if the defect substantially impairs safety, value, or use and continues after reasonable repair
The Florida Lemon Law protects people who buy or lease a new vehicle that keeps breaking down despite repeated repair attempts. The Florida lemon law
Yes, federal lemon law can protect you when you buy a used car. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, often called the federal lemon law, applies to
An open recall on a car means the manufacturer or the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has identified a safety problem affecting the vehicle,
A dealership generally cannot refuse to fix a safety recall on a vehicle you own, because federal law obligates the manufacturer, through its franchised dealer
The most recalled car brands vary from year to year, but large manufacturers often account for the highest number of cars affected because they produce
Whether a dealership must fix a recall before selling a vehicle depends on whether the car is new, used, or part of a rental fleet.
Common RAM Hurricane engine problems include cooling system issues such as thermostat failure, check engine light issues, and damaged catalytic converters. In several 2025 Ram
In most cases, recall repairs take anywhere from less than an hour to a full day once the vehicle is at the dealership. However, the
Common Ford Bronco problems include engine issues, electrical system faults, hard top and soft top leaks, and rear shocks that may require replacement sooner than
The most common Ford Ranger problems include transmission shifting issues, fuel injector failures, engine cooling system faults, and electrical control module malfunctions. Most of these
The most common problems with the Ford F-150 include engine troubles, transmission failures, electrical glitches, brake system defects, and recurring EcoBoost timing chain issues. Owners
Most car recalls take anywhere from a few weeks to several months to fully resolve, depending on how serious the defect is and whether replacement
Federal law makes it illegal for new car dealers to sell new vehicles with open safety recalls, but most states still allow dealers to sell
The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (15 U.S.C. §§ 2301–2312) is the federal statute that governs written warranties on consumer products. This guide covers what the Act does, who it covers, the fee-shifting provision that makes consumer warranty cases possible, and how it overlays with state lemon laws.
The Ford Bronco made a big comeback in 2021 after a 25-year hiatus, and buyers lined up for it. But the excitement didn’t last for
Yes, if your vehicle has an active recall, the manufacturer is legally required to fix it at no cost to you. Under the National Traffic
Yes, you can return a newly purchased car in Texas under the Lemon Law, only if it has a substantial defect covered by the manufacturer’s
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