Does my car fall under the lemon law?

I recently bought a 2005 car from a dealer. The check engine light was on when I bought it and they agreed to fix the problem. Upon fixing the initial problem they discovered more problems with computer issues. I am now being told that my car has a faulty wire to the computer and they are trying to repair it but will take several days. This is the 2 trip I have made for the problem and the 4th trip to the dealer including diagnostics, incorrectly ordered part, etc. I have had the car for 1 month and they have covered all repair costs and are trying to get me rental car for the weekend on them. If the problem requires additional repair or the problem cannot be located/solved does it qualify under the CA lemon law?

Lemon Law only applies to NEW cars.

Anyways you should be thankful that the dealer is honest and trying very hard to make things right when they could have just ignored you.

It's a used car and probably has mileage restrictions, each state has their own laws. But it sounds like the dealer is being extremely fair and trying to do the right thing for you.

How does splicing a wire become unrepairable???

Really, inquiring minds want to know about this on your mystery "2005 car".

Okay, not really, but you get the idea. You bought as is.

No. Lemon laws protect the owners of new cars from serious, recurring defects during the first year or two of ownership. There is no lemon law protection for a 2005 model year car.

Used cars dont follow the lemon law. You can always talk to the GM of the dealership and see if they can buy the car back for a different car. goodluck

NO

never buy a car with the check engine light on dumb ***

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