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HOW MANY DAYS DO YOU HAVE TO RETURN A USED CAR IN MARYLAND? You must return the used car to the dealer within two days after receiving the dealer's notice. Remember, the vehicle must be in the same condition as it was given to you except for the minor damages, the dealer may charge for the damage taken to the car.

Maryland's Lemon Law applies if: You buy or lease a car, light truck or motorcycle from a dealer or manufacturer; and. The vehicle is registered in Maryland; and. The vehicle has been driven less than 18,000 miles and has been owned for less than 24 months.

After purchasing your vehicle, as required by Virginia law, you must: Purchase liability insurance or pay the $500 uninsured motor vehicle fee. Obtain a vehicle safety inspection sticker. Title, register and purchase license plates for your vehicle from DMV; the vehicle's current plates remain with the seller.

Buying a used car can be an exciting experience, but occasionally, unforeseen issues can arise after the purchase. Fortunately, Virginia has a robust Used Car Lemon Law in place to protect consumers.

The manufacturer or dealer has made three or more attempts to repair the same issue; the manufacturer or dealer has made one or more repair attempts to fix a serious safety defect; or. in a single year, the vehicle was out of service due to repairs for a cumulative 30 calendar days or more.

Under this law, if a used car has a defect that significantly impairs its safety, use, or market value, and the issue arises within 18 months of purchase or before the vehicle reaches 18,000 miles (whichever comes first), the consumer may be entitled to remedies such as a refund, replacement, or repair.