If you think your car could be a "lemon", start with a quick list of the problems.

Once this security, however, expires, then all future garage bills are paid by the owner, unless they have the insight to apply a judicious extended car warranty policy before the original becomes zero.

Ultimately, if they win the case, the person who sold you the lemon will pay your court fees anyway! In many states, arbitration is used to resolve problems when a car still under warranty turns out to be a lemon.

The warranty is provided against defects in materials and workmanship, and is subject to certain terms and conditions.