In article <ShKcg.72440$IZ2.15481@dukeread07>, "harry"
<harry_liuNOSPAM@lcc.com> wrote:

I purchased the car in Maryland but I live in Virginia. Which state's law
applies?

I suggest that you contact the service manager and manager (or owenr) of
the Honda dealership and tell him that you are considering going to the
news media and filing a lemon law lawsuit if they refuse to solve the
problem. For example, they should replace the injectors under the warranty
program. If that does not solve the problem, they should replace the main
relay. If that does not solve the problem--every item (elec. and mechan.)
related to the fuel flow system should be replaced. In addition, the
ignition should be replaced since ignition system problems are common in
relation to Honda vehicles. I don't understand why they have not already
done these things.

In regard to your question, my guess would be Maryland and the original
dealer that sold you the car would also be listed in your claim. You may
also want to do a carfax report to find out if you really are the original
owner. For example, google Maryland Lemon Law and Virginia Lemon Law.
Also googel carfax--it's probably carfax.com

Jason

 

wherever the transaction of goods for consideration (money) took place.

harry wrote:
>I purchased the car in Maryland but I live in Virginia. Which state's law
>applies?

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wherever the transaction of goods for consideration (money) took place.

harry wrote:
>I purchased the car in Maryland but I live in Virginia. Which state's law
>applies?

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wherever the transaction of goods for consideration (money) took place.

harry wrote:
>I purchased the car in Maryland but I live in Virginia. Which state's law
>applies?

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Actually you need to read the state law. And if it is vague you will need
to check prior case law. It is possible that a particular state law was
drafted to protect buyers of vehicles of a particular age no matter where
they were bought. Read the statute.



"loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
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> wherever the transaction of goods for consideration (money) took place.
>
> harry wrote:
>>I purchased the car in Maryland but I live in Virginia. Which state's law
>>applies?
>
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Actually you need to read the state law. And if it is vague you will need
to check prior case law. It is possible that a particular state law was
drafted to protect buyers of vehicles of a particular age no matter where
they were bought. Read the statute.



"loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
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> wherever the transaction of goods for consideration (money) took place.
>
> harry wrote:
>>I purchased the car in Maryland but I live in Virginia. Which state's law
>>applies?
>
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Actually you need to read the state law. And if it is vague you will need
to check prior case law. It is possible that a particular state law was
drafted to protect buyers of vehicles of a particular age no matter where
they were bought. Read the statute.



"loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
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> wherever the transaction of goods for consideration (money) took place.
>
> harry wrote:
>>I purchased the car in Maryland but I live in Virginia. Which state's law
>>applies?
>
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