Car fight with the dealership can anyone help?HELLO,I JUST BOUGHT A CAR A FEW MONTHS AGO,IT WAS A USED A DODGE INTREPID SEDAN 1999, BECAUSE I CAN'T AFFORD SOMETHING MORE EXPENSIVE I AM A WOMAN WHO DOESN'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT CARS AND I DRIVE ALSO CHILDREN, SO I TRUSTED THE DEALER,BUT NOW I HAVE SO MANY PROBLEMS WITH THIS CAR since the first day, it had only 60 miles i want to return it,but the dealer say i can't i have gone there for repair of the guaranty and now the guaranty is over and i don't now what to do. it has also left on the highway with my family,it there anyway that i can get out of this lemon,i spoke to them last time very politely and they said "you got what you deserve" please any help!!!!!!2 it was in NJ, I DON'T THINK LEMON LAW WORKS ON USED CARS

if you financed it,,go to bank and explain your problem,,they may call the dealer for you and straighen it out,,,,its worth a try

call the BBB and contact a consumer attorney. They might throw some weight around.

If you bought the car "as is" there is probably nothing you can do. However it sounds like the car had some sort of limited warranty, or guarantee attached to it. You should call your states consumer protection office. State law might be on your side. here is an excerpt from their websiteNew Jersey's Lemon Law Unit handles new car, used car and motorized wheelchair ( power scooter) complaints.Some of the documents below are provided in a PDF (Portable Document Format) file, which can be viewed or printed using your Web browser and a PDF Reader. If you do not have a PDF Reader, please click here.Under the used car lemon law, used car dealers are required to provide warranties on every used car that is sold for more than $3,000, that is less than seven [7] years old, has not been declared a total loss by an insurance company and has an odometer reading of 100,000 miles or less. For more information please call the Lemon Law Unit at 973-504-6226 or write to P.O. Box 45039, Newark, New Jersey 07101.