Q: My husband bought the vehicle for me 3 weeks ago. On the trip home the vehicle stopped and would not move.
We called the dealership and they came to tow it back to look at it. They kept it over that weekend. That Monday they said everything checked out good and we picked it up. On 05/15/3019, the check engine light came on coding as the transmission was going out and it would cost approx. $4000. I do not have that kind of money and saved for thisnpurchase. I asked the dealership to worked with us and she said no. Do i have any rights?
A: Your rights depend largely on the contract you signed for the car. Get the contract and get to a competent lawyer who can review all the circumstances for you.
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