I have a 1989 Honda settle as well as it has 300,000 miles upon it as well as i paid for it from a automobile lot as well as i am only wondering if a lemon law still applys to it in ohio as well as additionally if a 48 hour order still relates to it?? It pennyless down upon my home from a lot?
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The Lemon Laws are not "cover-all" laws that protect buyers from any and all issues with used vehicles. If that was the case, attorneys would be even wealthier than they already are.
Once the warranty was up on the car, any and all chances for a Lemon Law claim are gone.
And there is no "48-hour rule" on vehicle sales. Once you sign paperwork and drive off, the car is yours.
**EDIT — "Karle", seriously… spend a little time in this section. You would have learned that both of your claims in your answer were incorrect.
48 hour rule shud apply…..lemon laws require same item to break 3 times in a row do too bad manufacturing…..and i think the 300k wud exempt them anyway…..
Lemon law only applies to new cars that are still under factory warranty…. which pretty much excludes 20 year old cars with 300k miles. LOL
There’s no 48 hour cooling off period or 72 hour or 1 week or 2 week or 1 month…. it’s just an urban legend stupid people spread like wildfire.
If you didn’t get a written warranty that means you agreed to buy it AS-IS meaning you are responsible for anything that goes wrong with the car. So if it broke down, you’re responsible.
LOL.
Lemon Law. 48 hour rule.
They are both VERY real for used cars. And so is the tooth fairy !
lemon law..on a 20 year old car? Get real. There’s no "48 hour rule", either.