I first began thinking about this and doing some research because or our neighbor’s new car. They traded in a two year old vehicle for a new car. They spend six months of the year in Minnesota and six months in Florida. They wanted to have a new car to make their trip to Florida. They thought they would get a better trade in value for the two year old vehicle if it did not have so many miles on it. Also it was still under the manufactures warranty. The new car they brought home had issues from the start. Different warning lights would come on for no reason. They took the car back to the dealer several times to have minor things adjusted. On the way to Florida the cruise control stopped working. Once they were in Florida they had the car into the dealer more than they had it in their driveway. They thought it should be covered under the automobile lemon law and they wanted another vehicle. They were told that the automobile lemon law is different in each state and since they purchased the car in Minnesota the Florida laws do not apply. They could not deal with Minnesota because they were presently in Florida.

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