So you think you’ve just gotten the world’s best deal when it comes to used cars. You’re pretty happy with yourself, thinking you’ve outsmarted the salesman but one or two weeks later, the car just died on you. You take it for repairs but in another day or two you have to take it back to the mechanic. Anyways, to make a long story short, it turns out that the car is defective that it probably wouldn’t even sell in the used cars market.

What you have is called a Lemon Car. Now if you live in the great state of California, you are not without recourse. There’s this so-called Lemon Law, where the buyer can ask for a refund or replacement of the vehicle he has purchased if the vehicle has been serviced four times or more and impairs the value of the car, or the defect in the car is likely to cause serious injury and even death, or if your car has been in service for thirty or more cumulative work days. If any of the above facts is present, the law deems it that your vehicle is a lemon and the Lemon Law gives you certain remedies. Read on some of the Lemon Law Facts from CLPLawyer.com, a Lemon Law firm.

Now if the dealer doesn’t want to replace your car or give you a refund, it’s time that you consult a California Lemon Law attorney so that you’ll know your options. Anyways, these are just some things you need to look out for when buying used cars.