Depends. If you just didn't like the color, you're out of luck. If the problems with it are relatively minor, and it was an "as is" buy, you are in for an uphill battle. But if you only got fifty miles out of it and now it won't go, you have a legit gripe. Most states have "lemon laws" or something similar regarding inferior products. The first thing I'd do is just make nice with the seller and just explain what happened. Failing that, it depends on how willing you are to fight. I even knew a guy once that got a picket permit from city hall, painted a big lemon on the side of his jalop, and parked it in front of the dealership. Worked too, got his money back.
No, you cannot.
IF you bought the car and knew what the warranty was offered and it was leass than 4 months, then why should the dealer be responsible? They can not be responsible for other's lack of actions. If you have a car that you neglect, trade it in to the dealer, how would the dealer know what you did or didn't do? Caveat Emptor-buyer beware. That's the chances you take unfortunatly.
In California the car must of had two repair attempts that could cause death, four repair attempts that would not cause death, or 30 days where the car could not be used. The period in which you can return a new car is 18 months or 18,000 miles.
The statue of limitations in California is the later of four years after the return was filed or the due date of the return. If you have filed the return, then after four years, no additional taxes can be assessed, but no additional refunds can be claimed either.
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I just bought a nice, new foresail for four hundred dollars. Four ways for freedom!
California has four seasons, the same as everywhere else.
Marvel
Four - Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California
2nd February
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