I only paid for an 88 honda county from the personal owner. The automobile acted good in his hands though dual days after you paid for it, the automobile has stopped working. We haven’t even driven it, it sat during the emporium watchful for monday to arrive to have the tail-light electric wires replaced. We motionless to collect it up early prior to it was even looked during as well as afterwards only move it behind upon monday though it died prior to than. So, does the lemon law exist for personal owners as well as sellers, if not, is there the law which covers it?
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you bought the car AS IS
It’s a 21 year old car. What do you expect? It was sold as-is. It isn’t a lemon….just an OLD CAR.
Lemon law covers cars still under factory warranty for factory defects. You think this applies???
There are no laws forcing a seller to take a car back nor are there laws stopping you from buying any old POS. It is your car now.
If you sold someone a 22 year old car for $800 do you think you should be responsible for any & all repairs well into the future ?
Seriously, when you buy a real old car as is, you own it as-is.
If ANY kind of law were to protect you in any way, you would likely pay 2-3 times as much for the same car.