| Buying a car or truck is an expensive
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| | which a consumer with a habitually
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| proposition. With new cars often costing
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| | defective vehicle could seek relief in
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| more than $20,000 and car loans averaging
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| | the form of either a replacement vehicle
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| nearly six years in duration, it only
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| | or a refund of the purchase price.
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| stands to reason that consumers expect
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| | Understandably, dealers and manufacturers
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| those vehicles to work reliably when they
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| | are often reluctant to hand over the
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| buy them. Sometimes they do not, and for
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| | money or a new car, and frequently offer
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| those cases, each of the fifty states has
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| | a variety of excuses for failing to do
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| passed an auto lemon law. Those laws
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| | so.
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| were passed to simplify the process by
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