In accordance
with the National Institute for Consumer Education statistics, purchasing a new
car may cost about $18.000 that makes it one of the most expensive propositions
an individual can make. Some people prefer less expensive alternatives, like
buying a used vehicle. In the latter case it’s easier to negotiate, the price
is lower and also lower is the insurance cost. Others can afford buying a brand
new car. Nevertheless, in both cases no one is ensured against buying a
deficient automobile. Since most of us rely on the advice and mercy of a
salesman, we can’t be insured against purchasing a deficient automobile. That’s
why a California lemon law was
invented- to protect the American consumers.
