right to a price reduction. If repeat performance of the repair or service fails to resolve the problem (perhaps it is impossible or it cannot be carried out within a reasonable time or without causing you significant inconvenience) then you are entitled to a price reduction, which can be as much as a full refund.

Hyundai offers America’s Best Warranty, but no automaker directly provides extended coverage beyond that. There’s no real official Hyundai extended warranty. Even dealers who offer such coverage will tell you it doesn’t come directly from Hyundai themselves. They are selling you extended coverage from another provider.

If you’ve had a problem with a car repair or service, the best thing to do is negotiate with the garage to work out the best solution….You should ask the garage to fix any faults that:

1. weren’t repaired properly.
2. weren’t correctly found.
3. didn’t exist before you took the car to the garage.

In California, used car dealerships are allowed to sell cars that have been labeled as “lemons,” as long as they disclose the vehicle’s history to the consumer. These kinds of vehicles are called “Lemon Law Buybacks.”

If the vehicle is so damaged that it is no longer operable, the driver’s insurance company settles the claim by buying the vehicle and selling it as a “salvage” at an auto auction. Dishonest and unscrupulous car dealers buy the vehicles, dry and clean them, yet leave plenty of hidden flood damage.

What should I do if I think I bought a lemon car?

1. Note the issue you’re experiencing and check your warranty documents to see if they’re covered.
2. Look up the laws in your state.
3. Report your problems to the dealership and manufacturer.
4. Document everything, including repairs done by the dealer and manufacturer.

Lemon Law Title Once that designation has been made it may never be removed from the vehicle’s title and will remain on the vehicle’s history report indefinitely.

Here are 5 signs you have bought a lemon car:

1. Pay attention to the steering. When driving, pay attention to the steering.
2. Check the tires. The tires can also indicate if you have bought a lemon car.
3. Check the tailpipe.
4. Check for recalls.
5. Repairing did not fix the problems.