I saw a car with a branded title which showed that at 60 miles it was bought back under lemon law in NJ. I'm not interested in this particular vehicle, but the autocheck report shows that it was then sold to someone who put 40K miles on it, and then it was resold to someone else who put another 60K miles on it.
In a case like this, is it likely that the vehicle was properly repaired and then lived a normal life, and wouldn't potentially be more troublesome than any other random 100K mile 6 year old vehicle? Is there any way to find out what the defect was that caused the buyback?
My first inclination was to avoid it like the plague, but then I thought about the fact that it continued on for many more miles. I didn't see the price, but if there was a discount would you consider a 'lemon', or pass based on the lemon brand?
In a case like this, is it likely that the vehicle was properly repaired and then lived a normal life, and wouldn't potentially be more troublesome than any other random 100K mile 6 year old vehicle? Is there any way to find out what the defect was that caused the buyback?
My first inclination was to avoid it like the plague, but then I thought about the fact that it continued on for many more miles. I didn't see the price, but if there was a discount would you consider a 'lemon', or pass based on the lemon brand?