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Hi, I have a 2016 ford focus it only has 83k miles on it and I already replaced the transmission twice. They fixed the same issue and I have paperwork of what they fix,now my question is if it happens again for the third time will I be able to use the lemon law and if so how does it work and who... View More 
I recently bought a stair lift from a vendor who came recommended by a friend. This was for my 87 year old dad who is 5'4". I paid $4000. The vendor asked me for pictures of the location. So, I sent him a picture of the stairway which has a door at the bottom. He mentioned that the stair... View More
answered on Aug 30, 2023
A Massachusetts attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. A starting point could be to review the terms of the agreement or consult with an attorney to review them with you. Good luck
i financed a car on 1/20/23 had it in my possesion for 6 hrs and engine cut out oil spilling everywhere had it towed back to dealership same night was given a rental for 3 weeks dealership called me and said they had another car to offer and said 2500 would go to new car for trade in they made of... View More
answered on Feb 22, 2023
This should be covered by the Massachusetts Used Car Lemon Law. This explains it in more detail than I can in a Q&A forum like this one: https://www.mass.gov/guides/guide-to-used-vehicle-warranty-law You should call the hotline phone number listed n the website and explain the situation to... View More
I purchased pre-certified 2015 bmw 535xi when it has 55k miles on it and now the car only has 62k miles on it in 2022. it broke down on me yesterday. It's barely driven for all these years and it breaks down (possibly the drivetrain).
answered on Apr 4, 2022
I think you may be out of luck. From the Massachusetts Lemon Law website:
Your Vehicle's Term of Protection
Your used vehicle has a set time frame during which it is eligible for repairs!
You vehicle is eligible for mandatory repairs if the defects occur during your... View More
The rmv website says no lien holder and on my title it only says my name and information nothing about a lien holder could there still be a lien holder on my vehicle?
answered on Jan 28, 2022
If this is a passenger vehicle, according to Massachusetts law, if there is no lienholder on the title, the secured party's interest, if any , has not been properly perfected and there is no lien on the vehicle.
I bought a used car from dealership and during my purchase I was not told about the Defects that involve the actual operation of the car. Examples include the brakes, tires, and Blind Spot Detection system. I replaced the tires and brakes and pay to dealership worth($500) and they told me to go to... View More
answered on Jan 22, 2021
You may be entitled to relief under the Massachusetts Lemon Law. I suggest you review the requirements here: https://www.mass.gov/guides/guide-to-used-vehicle-warranty-law. You should also visit: https://www.mass.gov/service-details/consumer-services-at-the-attorney-generals-officer The dealer has... View More
I bought a 2016 Subaru on 8/12. On 9/2 the keys got stuck in my ignition and I had to drive to the dealership to get them out. It happened again today 9/6, this time the GM drove to my house but by the time he got there I got them out. I googled keys stuck in Subaru and it has happened to... View More
answered on Sep 7, 2016
Find out why they say it can't be fixed under warranty--ask if there is a technical service bulletin. Write a letter to the President of Subaru of America (seriously, they sometimes react and then dealer hears it from above). Get a free consult from a member of the Mass Academy of Trial... View More
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