Have you ever been a victim of frequent car breakdowns despite the fact that you have just recently bought a newer used car? Have you ever been sold a car that was not the same you had looked at?

In the auto industry terminology, such a car which despite so many attempts has failed to recover is called a lemon.

There are some instances when dealers sell lemon cars to innocent buyers who are then left in a state of helplessness and flux. That is why to protect buyers from such untoward instances, the lemon law was introduced.

Under this law, the dealer has to given a written statement that the car is in good working condition and if the vehicle breaks down, the dealer takes the responsibility of the coverage. There are different rules and regulations of the lemon law in different states, but the principle remains the same. It is meant to protect the rights of the buyer against the fraudulent cases of the sellers.

That is why, the car buyers are recommended to properly research on the car, whether new or used. Get the car inspected from lemon law authorities so that you are safeguarded against frauds.