Lemon Law

What is the name of your state? Nevada.

Your site states:

IS THERE A LEMON LAW FOR USED CARS?
Yes - if you receive an express written warranty with the vehicle. An express written warranty can be either a) the balance of a manufacturer’s warranty, b) a separate limited warranty given by the dealer, or c) an extended warranty or service contract you purchase from the dealer at the time you purchase the vehicle. If you have such a warranty, the substance of the new car lemon laws apply.

I purchased a used Auto from a dealer and they sold me an extended or after market warranty. This warranty is not from the dealer itself but from another company. However the dealer acted as the agent and sold it to me in my sales contract.

Does this warranty, sold by the dealer, apply for the lemon laws in my State?

Thanks

[You Are Guilty]

Originally Posted by NevBud

Does this warranty, sold by the dealer, apply for the lemon laws in my State?

Nope. The lemon laws only apply to cars, not warranties.

[JETX]

Originally Posted by NevBud

Does this warranty, sold by the dealer, apply for the lemon laws in my State?

Nope, and for several reasons (and not that "lemon laws only apply to cars, not warranties.)!!

The main problem being that though Nevada Revised Statutes do make mention of the law applying if a vehicle does not conform to the 'manufacturer's applicable express warranties', it does not apply to USED vehicles.

The second problem is that your '3rd party warranty' is not a 'manufacturers express warranty'.

"NRS 597.610 Report of defect in motor vehicle; duty of manufacturer.
If a new motor vehicle does not conform to all of the manufacturer's applicable express warranties and the buyer reports the nonconformity in writing to the manufacturer:
1. Before the expiration of the manufacturer's express warranties; or
2. No later than 1 year after the date the motor vehicle is delivered to the original buyer, whichever occurs earlier, the manufacturer, its agent or its authorized dealer shall make such repairs as are necessary to conform the vehicle to the express warranties without regard to whether the repairs will be made after the expiration of the express warranty or the time described in subsection 2."
Source: [url]http://www.leg.state.nv.us/NRS/NRS-597.html#NRS597Sec600[/url]

[You Are Guilty]

Originally Posted by JETX

Nope, and for several reasons (and not that "lemon laws only apply to cars, not warranties.)!!

Bah. There's no way you were able to decipher the true question this guy had from that first post. Heck, I suspect the OP doesn't even know what he's asking.

[JETX]

Originally Posted by You Are Guilty

There's no way you were able to decipher the true question this guy had from that first post.

I disagree.... and though he was confused about his warranty, believe that my assumptions as to his questions are accurate.
Simply, the writer purchased a used car and the dealer sold him a 3rd party warranty. He was asking whether this warranty gave him any 'lemon law' rights. Your post was INCORRECT in that you assumed he was asking about the warranty, when that clealry was NOT what he was asking about.

[You Are Guilty]

Originally Posted by JETX

Your post was INCORRECT in that you assumed he was asking about the warranty, when that clealry was NOT what he was asking about.

No kidding, however, that is what he wrote, which is where my sarcasm sprung from. Your post was incorrect in that you assumed I was giving a serious answer

[JETX]

Originally Posted by You Are Guilty

Your post was incorrect in that you assumed I was giving a serious answer

Oh, so now you are either saying that we have to try to read your mind..... or you tried to make a poor joke that no body got.... or that you were wrong in your post and don't want to admit your error. So, which is it??

Thanks JETX you got it right. Thanks also to You Are Guilty for pointing out my grammatical error. However, I might add, You Are Guilty is evidently a believer in the adage "If you can't dazzle them with brilliance then baffle them with BS."

[HomeGuru]

Originally Posted by You Are Guilty

No kidding, however, that is what he wrote, which is where my sarcasm sprung from. Your post was incorrect in that you assumed I was giving a serious answer

**A: from now on, you are not to give answers that are not serious.
Otherwise we will change your user name to You Are History.

[I AM ALWAYS LIABLE]

Originally Posted by HomeGuru

**A: from now on, you are not to give answers that are not serious.
Otherwise we will change your user name to You Are History.

My response:

Homie, this isn't our "fight". Let the boys handle this. I like both of these guys - - which is why I didn't weigh in on the thread.

IAAL

[Shay-Pari'e]

Originally Posted by I AM ALWAYS LIABLE

My response:

Homie, this isn't our "fight". Let the boys handle this. I like both of these guys - - which is why I didn't weigh in on the thread.

IAAL

Hey IAAL? Would this be "Male Bonding"?... I'm simply comparing it to the "Chick Fight's" you guy's love.

I personally think Thongs are in order for them both.

[I AM ALWAYS LIABLE]

[quote=--PARIDISE--]


Hey IAAL? Would this be "Male Bonding"?... I'm simply comparing it to the "Chick Fight's" you guy's love.

MY RESPONSE: Well, sorta. It's more in line with them squirting testosterone at each other.



I personally think Thongs are in order for them both.

MY RESPONSE: Only if you're in one. Oh, by the way, where's your picture? I still haven't received it.

IAAL

[Shay-Pari'e]

Have not talked to Carl, I will make a briefcase of one this week. The latest briefcase was all vacation pics of "Geography". I'll send one out as soon as I make a new briefcase, but not this weekend as we will be gone.

I'll get you one, Promise.

[JETX]

Originally Posted by --PARIDISE--

I personally think Thongs are in order for them both.

Hey, which way is this supposed to go on??? The first time I put it on, it reminded me of that commercial..... "Wow!! It lifts AND separates!"

[Shay-Pari'e]

Originally Posted by JETX

Hey, which way is this supposed to go on??? The first time I put it on, it reminded me of that commercial..... "Wow!! It lifts AND separates!"

Right On! You are doing it correctly.