Automobile Warranties and Other Buyer Protections
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If you buy a car, some sort of warranty protection is usually included. This usually means that you are entitled to free repairs if something goes wrong with the vehicle or its components -- typically for a limited number of years and/or mileage (i.e. "5 years or 50,000 miles). Choose a link from the list below to learn more about automobile warranties and car buyer protections.
- Dealer Used Car Sales and Warranties - Warranty options and protections for used car buyers.
- Secret Warranties, Recalls and Lemons - More options if you have a problem with your motor vehicle.
- Service Bulletins - Research service bulletins from vehicle manufacturers (from the NHTSA).
Next Steps
Contact a qualified consumer attorney to assist in your lemon law or dealer fraud matter.