Hey i have a lemon law buyback question
09-03-2009, 03:01 AM
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Hey i have a lemon law buyback question
If i do a Lemon Law buyback on a mercedes and then i decide to buy the car later again is that illegal?? i did a lemon buyback because the car had alot of problemsand now im thinking about getting the same car again but im scared it might have problems again i dont know if it looks bad if you just did lemon buyback and now you have the same car again can mercedes say its a lie or something try to get u introuble???
the car is very clean and maybe they fixed all the problems it had
or should i just forget it and buy a different one??
09-03-2009, 06:21 AM
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If i do a Lemon Law buyback on a mercedes and then i decide to buy the car later again is that illegal?? i did a lemon buyback because the car had alot of problemsand now im thinking about getting the same car again but im scared it might have problems again i dont know if it looks bad if you just did lemon buyback and now you have the same car again can mercedes say its a lie or something try to get u introuble???
the car is very clean and maybe they fixed all the problems it had
or should i just forget it and buy a different one??
09-03-2009, 11:07 AM
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Why on earth would you buy the car that you lemon lawed? There are lots of these cars out there.
09-04-2009, 11:11 PM
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Lol I had to read this over a few times to figure out if he wanted to purchase another Benz of the same model, or if he actually wanted to buy the car he claimed lemon law on. From what I gather, for reasons that are very unclear, he wants to purchase the same exact car that he filed lemon law on.
I'm not a lawyer, but I'm guessing there are legal issues with buying the exact same car and if there aren't, I would be willing to bet it would be sold as is, no warranty, and no Benz dealer would touch it. I don't imagine MB would let a car with that many problems be sent back into consumer circulation only to cause more problems and bad public relations for another consumer. I would think that a car that has been legally declared a lemon, can't be resold under a normal title, possibly a salvage title?
I'm not a lawyer, but I'm guessing there are legal issues with buying the exact same car and if there aren't, I would be willing to bet it would be sold as is, no warranty, and no Benz dealer would touch it. I don't imagine MB would let a car with that many problems be sent back into consumer circulation only to cause more problems and bad public relations for another consumer. I would think that a car that has been legally declared a lemon, can't be resold under a normal title, possibly a salvage title?
09-04-2009, 11:21 PM
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Lol I had to read this over a few times to figure out if he wanted to purchase another Benz of the same model, or if he actually wanted to buy the car he claimed lemon law on. From what I gather, for reasons that are very unclear, he wants to purchase the same exact car that he filed lemon law on.
I'm not a lawyer, but I'm guessing there are legal issues with buying the exact same car and if there aren't, I would be willing to bet it would be sold as is, no warranty, and no Benz dealer would touch it. I don't imagine MB would let a car with that many problems be sent back into consumer circulation only to cause more problems and bad public relations for another consumer. I would think that a car that has been legally declared a lemon, can't be resold under a normal title, possibly a salvage title?
I'm not a lawyer, but I'm guessing there are legal issues with buying the exact same car and if there aren't, I would be willing to bet it would be sold as is, no warranty, and no Benz dealer would touch it. I don't imagine MB would let a car with that many problems be sent back into consumer circulation only to cause more problems and bad public relations for another consumer. I would think that a car that has been legally declared a lemon, can't be resold under a normal title, possibly a salvage title?
I found a cheap Maserati Coupe' and was drooling until the sales buy told me about the buy-back title (which he did in his second or third sentence - very honest about it). I couldn't get past that title branding, no matter how great a deal.
