You should not expect any legal protection if the car is a “lemon.” In Florida, there is no Used Car Lemon Law. The value of a service contract is determined by whether its price is likely to be greater or less than the cost of repairs to the car.

Does lemon law apply to private sales in Florida?

Consumers should be aware that motor vehicle laws differ for used cars and buyers do not have the same protections as when purchasing from a licensed dealer. Remember, there is no Lemon Law for used cars in Florida.

Does Florida lemon law apply to golf carts?

Golf carts aren’t designed for transport over public highways and wouldn’t qualify. That doesn’t mean you have no recourse. If a dealer sold you a golf cart that was defective, and they can’t fix it, you can seek a replacement unless there is something in the paperwork that says otherwise.

Is it legal to drive a golf cart on the road in Florida?

You have to register an LSV and hold proper insurance for it. Once you have that, they are “street legal” on roads that have a 35 mph speed limit or less UNLESS a governing body prohibits them from specific streets. However, you must have a valid driver’s license to operate LSV’s in Florida. Golf carts aren’t so lucky.

Can you buy a car from a licensed dealer in Florida?

Florida’s motor vehicle laws protect consumers, when buying from a licensed Florida dealer. For a complete list of licensed motor vehicle dealers in the state of Florida, click here. New cars carry a manufacturer’s warranty, which will vary in months and/or miles.

Is there a lemon law for used cars in Florida?

Remember, there is no warranty or agreement unless it is in writing and signed by all parties. Get any promises made in writing. Florida’s Lemon Law applies only to new or demonstrator motor vehicles or recreational vehicles sold or long-term leased in the state. There is no Lemon Law for used cars in Florida.

What are the General Motors vehicle purchase programs?

Overview The General Motors Vehicle Purchase Programs (The Programs) provide eligible Participants (The Participant) residing in the United States with the opportunity to purchase/lease new and unused vehicles and used company-owned GM vehicles at The Programs’ prices at a participating dealer.

What are the rules for the GM employee discount program?

Retention I. Purchase or Lease. If purchasing or leasing a vehicle under The Program with cash or through a loan, ownership must be retained for at least six (6) months from the date of delivery of the vehicle. GM reserves the right to modify the retention rules at any time.