Lemon Law/Manufacturer Buyback, I bought a used car, then found THAT on the title AFTER!!!!!!?

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Lemon Law Buyback??? we paid for a used car….. found THAT upon a pretension AFTERwards….?
I paid for a used automobile (2006 Pontiac GTO) about dual months ago as well as JUST not long ago found out which a pretension has a lemon law/manufacturer buyback upon it. It was a forsake in a paint supposedly. It claims which a forsake was remedied, afterwards sole during auction…….

then over a march of a past year it has been retitled, though a lemon law thing still pops up……..

SHOULD a play have told me about this in WRITING when we purchased a car, or have they left opposite a law???? (I’m from Illinois)…… I’ve been celebration of a mass here as well as there which if a automobile was formerly paid for behind since of a defect/lemon law which it should be presented to we in essay during a time of sale if a automobile gets resold later. The dealership never told me ANYTHING!

Am we means to do something about this, similar to take a dealership to justice or have them buy it behind or something???
I have checked ALL my paperwork, review EVERYTHING (literally) as well as there is NO where in MY office work which says anything about it formerly carrying a lemon title…….

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I’m not sure about Illinois, but here in Arizona we are required to put the actual "lemon law buyback" sheet on the vehicle (at least for the first sale after the buy-back, and dealer auctions don’t count as the first sale).

And the finance officer is supposed to also tell you about it and you have to sign a form saying it’s been disclosed.

The lemon law will ALWAYS pop up. It’s a part of the permanent record.

Here’s the deal though. Go through your paperwork and look for the lemon law paperwork if it’s there. If the problem really is something as small as the paint I’d keep the car.

Here’s how the lemon law works:

Depending on the state there has to be 3 or 4 instances of the SAME problem that a dealership CANNOT resolve. The car is bought back and sent to the factory where they fix the problem and provide a SEPARATE warranty against that problem for 12 months.

So, if you did sign lemon law disclosure paperwork, and it really was just a paint problem (some people are real picky and will take advantage of laws when it’s not really a major issue, I’ve seen it) – keep the car! If it’s a good vehicle and you like it, don’t worry, you’re covered!

Good luck to you!

yes a previous lemon lawed car is required to have that disclosed at time of sale, at least here in fla….

Should’ve been disclosed by law. Return the vehicle for a refund.

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