When To Buy A Lemon Law Buyback 

im down

gooby pls

or a lemon orgy

oh squidward ;)

Or lemonade

Lemon Grove, CA has a few dealerships. Who would buy it there?

Such BS haha! So true

And the dealer paper plates are literally lemons with 🚫

Dammit, now that's in my head... Thanks.

+computiNATEor Lol

like to hear the stories that support my advice!

superspeedersRob and I love when a video supports my purchase decisions. I look forward to a model 3 video in a couple years as I have one reserved.

Same thing with Wisconsin. I don’t think Illinois is as good.

Your car is a lemon. I have a 2017 mustang gt which was burning oil from the begining. Had to add 3 quarts between oil changes to bring it back to normal levels. Long story short engine lost compression on cylinder 4 and 8. Dealer replaced entire engine for new one and gave if back to me. 10 miles into the new engine and CEL turns back on. Took it to dealer and New PCM was installed. Gave it back to me 20 miles in and CEL is back on took it to dealer and Intake runners were broken. Long story short FORD is Finally buying it back from me. Car only has 12800 miles.

Bruh😂

Z how much money they buy it for

are you saying that it worked out good for you?

Car uses no oil & goes WELL; oil change tomorrow and off to Reno for BBQ, up I-80 across to South Lake Tahoe & back down Highway-50; 250+ miles & half a tank of gas

very cool, sound like a great car. have fun.

would you please mind explaining what lemon law is because I can't seem to understand it

You also bought in at a lower price point though.

really? I mean really?

Gilbert Bedwell IV Yea, I didn't think you could buy declared Lemon cars from dealers. But if you want to make fun of me go ahead, it's the internet, what can I do?

i dont live in usa or canada but i saw a documentary about it a couple years ago... its really good law . im from saudi arabia and only what is written in the warranty is what you can claim ...

It was well known up in Maryland, most of the time they will send the car to auction which deletes the lemon title.

Gilbert, I never knew a lemon car existed and that is because i don't live in America.

No fix*

22K miles.

urgetodrive no

I'll do that challenge if you pay $500 for my lawyer.

House Baelish no It’s too good to be true

Except we DO have lemon laws, and the ACCC can order a manufacturer to buy [x] through [x] VIN cars back at full price if they're found to have consistent problems over multiple different cars, they were right on the verge of doing this with Jeep for the earlier grand cherokees electrical problems, even before it came out that they're doing a recall for the gear selector in the US but not Aus (yet). ACCC are riding jeeps ass so hard right now they don't dare refuse anything.

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superspeedersRob Hokay. Can you tell me prices here ?

something with a warranty.

I got a 2003 V6 Mustang for my first car, it's been pretty great to me with over 170k miles, run hard. It used to be a rental car (that's actually a really good option because the rental companies do really good maintenance). It's always a crap shoot buying a used car, I got lucky. If you're on a budget and looking for a used car, there are way too many variables to say what is and what isn't a good car. If you're buying used, good guidelines are always, buy from a dealer (even if it's a small dealer, you might pay extra compared to an individual seller, but they are a lot more upfront about the problems with the car and will be willing to greatly reduce the price or work with you to make you buy the car). In general, sports cars are kind of dangerous, because they are notorious for being pushed harder than other cars. One-owner is usually more preferable. And when you test drive it, make sure you do different kinds of driving, slow tight turns, acceleration, braking, highway, street, listen for noises or loss of function. Again, used... there really is no way to say what is good and what is bad, it's more so about the options and price you give yourself! (VW beetles are known to be reliable, long-lasting, and easy to work on)

how do you know the second owner ?

i way rather buy a salvage title car then a lemon. he says the issue is foxed and then the car is sold but a lot of cars that have a lemon title have reoccurring issues. like let's say your dash cracks. you get the car fixed then it happens 3 more times. just because they fix it the 4th time doesn't mean it won't happen again

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+midwest sneakerhead V

@superspeedrob

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I see salty comments inbound!

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sodium chloride

The amount of salt incoming will cause cancer

its only a lemon once it hits a crowd

nope

sometimes

+superspeedersRob lolol

+superspeedersRob when are you doing Racing

You bit the bait :)

I hope you don't expect to make $75,000 at 15. The jobs you can work are pretty limited. I suggest cutting people's grass. It's fast and easy. Or do whatever everyone else does and work at McDonald's. To each his own I suppose. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

+Kassafication no no mostly definitely didn't not want a 75,000 car yet I'm talking something little but mobile, and thank you for the advice

i think dodge is a joke

+Dylan Clark i think you and americas a joke

+Dylan Clark you're obviously the joke here.

Gilbert Bedwell IV salty much?

+Dylan Clark How that's "salty" is beyond me.

thanks good to know. may I ask if this is from personal experience or hear say?

+Kenneth Wilburn there is a video called what I do for a living.

so every ford is part of the lemon law