Amo Husserl
Superstar
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Man drove recently purchased car into Sandy dealership after being denied a return
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Bleed The Freak
Superstar
Yeah all the stuff you eat in these candies are completely banned everywhere else
Tribal Outkast
Veteran
Well. Now he has a car he still has to pay off and he’s going to jail. I get being mad but that’s not going to make them take pity on him. I wish it was that easy lol
Tribal Outkast
Veteran
They need to stop feeding them peoplePeople are feed up
skyrunner1
Superstar
Dont they have lemon laws against stuff like this? 
Or is it state by state?
Or is it state by state?
People are feed up
I see what you did there. Dealership fulla Klumps scamming mfers.
Fani Willis fan
Veteran
They have a special insurance just for incidents like this. Unless you did bodily harm they don't give a damn.
The War Report
NewNewYork
Yea but it’s even worse in the south and mid west.
no. e-40 is fat and untalentedAye, put some respect on e 40 name
Dont they have lemon laws against stuff like this?
Or is it state by state?
I was under the assumption that lemon laws don't exist for used cars.
I'm checking Google, and they're saying the same thing. Lemoj laws are for new vehicles
OperationNumbNutts
Superstar
Between this and the murderer of the CEO, people are feeling less sympathetic to the victims. Folks are feeling fycked over too many times.
I just found this. Here is New York
New-car lemon law: fact sheet
New-car lemon law: fact sheet Lemon law program If you bought or leased a car that turned out to be defective (a "lemon"), the New York State New Car Lemon Law
To be covered by the law, the car must meet all of the following conditions:
At original delivery, the car must have been covered by a warranty.
The car must have been bought, leased, or transferred within 18,000 miles or two years from the date of original delivery (whichever came first).
It must have been bought, leased, or transferred in New York state, or presently be registered in the state.
It must be used primarily for personal purposes.
It looks like the car in the article is at least 10-15 years old. No way it's under 18000 miles, so even if this same law pertained to Utah, it wouldn't be eligible
I just found this. Here is New York
New-car lemon law: fact sheet
New-car lemon law: fact sheet Lemon law program If you bought or leased a car that turned out to be defective (a "lemon"), the New York State New Car Lemon Lawag.ny.gov
To be covered by the law, the car must meet all of the following conditions:
At original delivery, the car must have been covered by a warranty.
The car must have been bought, leased, or transferred within 18,000 miles or two years from the date of original delivery (whichever came first).
It must have been bought, leased, or transferred in New York state, or presently be registered in the state.
It must be used primarily for personal purposes.
It looks like the car in the article is at least 10-15 years old. No way it's under 18000 miles, so even if this same law pertained to Utah, it wouldn't be eligible
Utah lemon law
Utah Car Lemon Law | New & Used Cars | Attorneys | Allen Stewart PC
Hire our lemon law lawyers and attorneys to know all about repair, maintenance, statute, and used & new car laws in Utah, reach out now.
allenstewart.com
Lemon Law
If a new vehicle is replaced or repurchased by a manufacturer due to an alleged "nonconformity," the Utah title must be stamped with a "brand".
dmv.utah.gov
Dude should've never trusted the dealership
TheKongoEmpire
The First Men
Slippery slope there, no?
