วันจันทร์ที่ 18 พฤษภาคม พ.ศ. 2552

If you purchase a vehicle from a dealer auction in NJ, are you protected by a lemon law ?

Used car dealers in the NY-metro area charge a "fee" so non-dealers looking to pay dealer prices can accompany them to dealer only auctions. I'm a non-dealer that is looking to buy a car and am wondering if there is any protection on investment.


NO

If you buy a car that still has balance of factory warranty, the warranty stays with the car. If the car has a "lemon law" or "branded" title, the auction has to disclose that information up front. If the car is out of factory warranty, you are buying the car "as is". Hope this helps. I am a dealer in Texas.

I think that auction items are as is.

depends on the terms of the auction. Here's a link on ebay Map-It where you can find them in your home town.

When buying at an auction is sold AS IS no warranty. Sometimes it pays to buy from a dealer cause you do have some protection it's like insurance. And BTW cars are NOT an investment al used cars are money pits

No If he post ,s a (as is) or (no warranty) sticker on it ////or you sign a agreement to such.(read the fine print)

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