When you purchase a brand new vehicle, you are in fact purchasing peace of mind in a sense. A brand new car means you won’t have any mechanical issues to worry about, the body is in great shape and free of rust or other signs of wear and damage, and you know that the car itself will be reliable. Because vehicles aren’t cheap, it’s usually a pretty big investment to buy one, and often you’re looking at monthly payments for many years to come.
So, what happens when the brand new car you purchase turns out to be a dud and is anything but reliable? Could it be that you actually got a lemon? Is there even such a thing as a lemon when it comes to new cars? Here we’ll take a closer look at what a lemon is in terms of vehicles, what warning signs exist, and what you can do if you think you’ve got one.
What Constitutes a Lemon?
You may have heard of the term before, when someone states they’ve got a
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