Q: Mechanical issues car just purchased
On 7/31/23 i bought a 2019 chevy camaro from toyota dealership and now its giving me issues when i bought theres a paper that says as is
Will this be consider a lemon? This purchase has been bad since day 1 with unwanted add-ons to now mechanical issues the dealership is not answering anymore
A: In California, the Lemon Law typically applies to new vehicles or used vehicles that are still under the manufacturer's new car warranty. If your 2019 Chevy Camaro is still under the manufacturer's warranty and the dealership cannot repair the issue after a reasonable number of attempts, it might qualify under the Lemon Law. However, if the vehicle was sold "as is" and is not under warranty, the Lemon Law may not apply, but you might want to explore other potential remedies or claims based on the specific facts of your purchase.
A: gather all your documents and consult with an auto fraud attorney. most offer free consultations.
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