a car dealer sold me a car who broke the transmission 5 days later?

Question

and when i call them to return the car they said that i can not do that and now is a insurance problem....
somebody toldme that there is a law where says i have 30 days to return the car to the dealer,,,
is that true??

iv een calling the dealer and they want just to fix the car and

Answer 1

Yes you have 30 days, and there is a lemon laws. 1. You must acts quickly, consults attorney, cause this car did not pass driveable&safety standard. 2. Don,t be a fool, let them fix it then 30 days expires, your screws. 3. The used car dealers they know were they can bribe you into buying there lemon for cheap moneys.4. The insurance company should have perform a safety checks before it leave the lots.5. Sweety get your moneys back, and if they refused you have a lawsuit. 6. Please don,t let them talks shits, do somethings, 30 days, as is your still in title to your moneys back.7. read the BILLS OF SALES every fine prints and move before 30 days.

Answer 2

Your friends assumed the risk of the Van breaking down when they purchased an as-is vehicle with no warranty. This is why one should purchase a new car, or get the car inspected by a mechanic before they purchase it. I don't think it's fair to assume the dealer knew it would happen though. They may have gotten taken too. The previous owner probably dumped the car on the dealer with a trade knowing they should take ANYTHING they could get for the van because it was having issues. The salesmen making the trade do not have the mechanical experience to know if the car is a lemon. And, many of them don't even send it to a mechanic.... they just turn around and sell it "as-is". So beware of the Sold As-Is sign on the window.

Answer 3

If you pruchased a used car then I doubt you have any recourse against the dealer. Unless you hit something in the road or some gremlin sneeked into you car and poured some contaminate into the transmission you will NOT have a valid insurance claim. Lemon laws vary wildly from state to state but I doubt there is ANY law that covers a used vehicle for thirty days.

Answer 4

did you get a warrenty with the car it should say in the papers. read them and find out. if it says you have a 30 day warrenty then they have to fix it.

Answer 5

Laws are different from state to state.

In general check your sales contract to see if it says anything about warranty or recession rights.

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Answer 6

speak to the general manager from the dealership.He should get you taken care of.If that doesn't work call their corperate office.They will get things done.warrany policies vary from dealer to dealer ,be sure to check your paperwork 1st

Answer 7

if they are willing to fix it you better let them because after 3 days its yours and they don't have to do any thing