Why won't the Dealer help me?

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Its a common story. You purchase your dream car after years of trying. Then, something goes wrong, the engine stalls, the transmission slips or the windows leak. You take the vehicle in to the Dealer Service Department and are met with a "Who Cares?" attitude. Then, the dealer cannot fix the problem. It happens to people every day all across the country.

What you have to understand is that the Dealer's job is to sell vehicles, and that is the only way that they look at it. Sure they are obligated to attempt to repair the vehicle while it is under warranty, but their main focus is on making the sale. Part of the reason for their indifference is because they are not liable for defective vehicles. If you have a defective vehicle, and you pursue a Lemon Law claim, you will be proceeding against the Manufacturer only, and not the Dealer. The Dealer, of course, knows this, and hence acts accordingly. They know that the responsibility for the vehicle ultimately lies with the Manufacturer, so they merely do what it takes to give the appearance of giving help. It is in this instance that you need to hire an experienced Lemon Law Attorney. Find one here at 50StatesLemonLaw.com!


Quick Lemon Tips:

  1. Always research a vehicle before buying it.
  2. If your vehicle is defective, notify the dealer promptly.
  3. Make sure your Complaints are written down in your words by the dealer.
  4. Be sure to get a copy of the written Repair Order/Invoice for each dealer service attempt.
  5. Hire a Lemon Law Attorney. In most states, it is completely FREE

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