Used Car Lemon Law

We are used lemon vehicle lawyers. Car Sales Fraud Law is what we do. Helping consumers with their Lemon Vehicles since 1978.

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Meet Our Team

Ronald L. Burdge

Managing Partner

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Elizabeth A. Wells

Partner

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Scarlett M. Steuart

Associate Attorney

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Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky have some of the best laws in the country, and many car dealers violate one or more of those laws when they sell you a vehicle. Learn more here.

Finding a good used car to buy can be difficult. Should you buy from a private person or a car dealer? Can you trust what they tell you about its history? How can you find out for sure? There are some steps you can take to make sure you get the best used car you can for the money. Learn more here.

Learn how to protect yourself against common car dealer scams. Learn more here.

A salvage vehicle is a vehicle that has been severely damaged in some way and classified as “salvage” by the insurance company because it was not worth the cost of the repairs needed to restore it to its original condition. The common major factor that determines whether it will be considered salvaged is if the vehicle lost three quarters or 75% of its value prior to the damage sustained. Learn more here.

When buying a used car, there are some important terms to understand so that you are not taken advantage of. Learn more here.

Frequently Asked Questions

In Ohio, yes, for the first year or 18,000 miles after the car  was sold new.

In Indiana, yes, for the first 18 months or 18,000 miles after the car was sold new.

In Kentucky, no, but other sales and fraud laws may still apply. 

If my state lemon law covers me, what am I entitled to? Typically, a replacement vehicle or your money back for your lemon. 

Call us today at 888.331.6433 so we can get started on your Car Sales Fraud case right away and we will fight for you to get your money back.

It’s no warranty at all. Once you take the vehicle, you are stuck with whatever goes wrong with it and whatever it costs to fix it. Never buy a vehicle “as is” — but many times a car dealer will tell you they are selling the vehicle to you ‘as is” when legally that is not true at all because there may be implied warranties.
If you can’t get it worked out, call our office at 888.331.6422 so we can review your paperwork and let you know what can be done legally. 

There can be. If your vehicle problems are covered by any oral or written warranty at all and the dealer does not get them fixed within a reasonable number of chances and in a reasonable amount of time, then you can consider the warranty to be breached. What is reasonable? It depends on what the problem is. The harder it is to fix the problem, then more chances might be reasonable. If the problem is easy to diagnose, then less chances might be reasonable.

Call us at 888.331.6422 so we can get started on your Car Sales Fraud case right away and we will fight for your money back. 

In Kentucky, not without your permission to do the extra work.

In Ohio and Indiana, they can only charge up to 10% more for necessary, unforeseen work.

Always ask for a written repair estimate before any work is started, and when you sign for it, look to see if there is any provision that allows them to charge you more than the estimate. Once you and the repair shop have agreed on a cost, they cannot change you more without your permission. 

If you were ripped off by a repair shop, call us today at 888.331.6422 so we can get started on your Repair Fraud case right away and we will fight for you to get your money back.

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