Can a car still be considered under the lemon law if it was bought as is?

I bought a car from a Ford on friday 1/30 from a dealership and the ball joints are making a horrible sound. Would it be considered a "lemon"?

Nope, not if it is a used car. Lemon laws only apply to brand new cars. If you bought "as-is", the car is yours as is.

There's really not much wiggle room or gray area in the phrase "As Is."

You bought it as is. Plus you bought it Friday and now it's making noise? You have to show that you had a reliable mechanic check it out. You're on your own here.

There is no lemon law for used cars. Plus, as-is means YOU are responsible for ALL repairs. Didn't you have a mechanic check it out before you bought it?

And yet another person doesnt get a third party inspection on a car, then finds a problem.

You had the opportunity to identify this issue before you signed on the dotted line. Its your car to drive, pay for and fix

As Is means just that.

The Lemon Law applies to vehicles still under manufacturer warranty, with a recurring problem on a manufacturers defect. You are out of gas on this one.