A lot of people who buy used cars assume there is nothing they can do with the dealer’s agreement. Purchasing a warranty is not only to their advantages but it makes sure they are getting the most out of their money. For example, a dealer gives you a 90-day warranty on your car – there’s usually a loophole somewhere on the warranty. Suddenly the car breaks down after the warranty expires. Now you have to spend a large sum money to fix it?

 
While this fact is not always necessarily true, there is always a way to protect yourself. For instance there are federal and state statutes to relieve the consumer who is stuck with a bad automobile after they’ve bought it. Such statutes are usually called “Lemon Laws”.

 

There are different statutes covering different problems in different states, however the laws are different from one state to another. For example, a consumer is fully refunded or given another car if the problem cannot be repaired after four (4) attempts, or if the car cannot be used again after a month on the first year or before 12,000 miles driven.

 
Knowing this you should consider all things before buying a used car. Checkout the warranty, and the statutes for your state. Be smart, knowledgeable and be protected.