Warranty, and "Lemon Laws" at LAWDOG.
A warranty, in very general terms, is an assurance by a seller, that goods or property are as they are represented, or will be as promised. A federal law, the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, enacted in 1975, governs consumer product warranties. This act requires manufacturers and sellers of consumer products to provide detailed information about warranty coverage, and sets standards for written warranties....More
Lemon Laws
			The state laws covering warranties of automobiles are often referred to as "lemon laws." While these vary by state, most offer a dispute resolution mechanism process for consumer (generally new car) warranty issue resolution. Generally include arbitration.