Sometimes a used car will still have the manufacturer's warranty on it, if it's under the mileage and/or time from initial sale; this depends on the manufacturer. (I know Hyundai will honor its 10-year, 100,000-mile warranty even if the vehicle is sold.) Some used-car dealers will offer their own warranty. Most will offer a third-party warranty for an extra price. some used car lots give very limited waranties others sell waranties Some used cars still have remaining warranties on them whether from manufacturer or an extension. Used car dealers or business owners also give out warranties on specific cars. Depends on the deal that you guys can work on. The best way to determine if a car has warranties is to search up cars classifieds online and locate sellers whether private, dealer or business that gives out warranties to cars. Choose the best deal for you to save more on money.
You can purchase a used car warranty most of the time for used cars. You do not have to do anything separately to get one - usually when you talk to financing at the dealership they will go over the warranty at the same time of the car sale. You can purchase a warranty without any issue on cars made within the last 5 years.
Get an extended warranty whenever you buy a used car. We'll review extended car warranty companies like Warranty Direct. Be sure to read our chapter on Extended Warranty Scams & Tips. If you buy a used car and an extended warranty, and if the car is found to have a salvaged title, it will void your extended warranty. You'll be out several hundred dollars. one can also link to DMV Web Sites For All 50 States.
You cannot return a used or new car with or without a warranty. The cooling off period or buyer's remorse law does not apply to the purchase of an automobile. It only applies to unsolicited purchases.
When your car warranty has expired the best place to check to purchase one would be at https://www.warrantydirect.com/.
Texas does not have a used car lemon law. If you buy a car "AS IS" know that you have no warranty at all. The buyers remorse law does not apply to the purchase of a new or used vehicle. If the car is sold with a warranty, typically the warranty covers the power-train for a set time and or mileage. The warranty may only cover 50% of the repairs. Read the warranty to see what it covers and for how much.
I think it's a great idea to purchase an extended car warranty. I tried to purchase one for my 1996 Saturn, but I already had too many miles on my car and I didn't qualify.
If you purchase the vehicle from a reputable car dealer, they offer a warranty at the time of purchase. You choose which components you want covered on the warranty.
In addition some used cars that are Certified will come with a warranty and that warranty may be even better than a new car warranty. Honda offers a 8 year 70,000 mile warranty on Certified Used Honda's in my area of the country.Depending on the age of the car it may still be under factory warranty. Many dealerships also offer extended warranties that are available for purchase.
You can still purchase a warranty for a used car. Also, sometimes "used" cars are actually still relatively new, and even are still covered by the factory warranty. Ask the sales person about warranties for all cars you are looking at.
"As Is" is a key word to place in the warranty of a used car.
You do not have any days. You cannot return a used or new car. You buy it, you own it. The cooling off period or buyers remorse laws do not apply to the purchase of a vehicle. They only apply to un-solicited sales. Now if you are asking about warranty repairs, then you have until the warranty period runs out, be it mileage or time.
No. With very few exceptions, a used car has no warranty from the seller. It is buyer beware. That is why the buyer of a used car should always show it to a mechanic for an inspection. AAA will inspect used cars before purchase for their members.