New cars are expensive, aren't they? A good used car can save you a lot of money but it can be difficult to find one that will make it home. One thing to watch out for: a dealer that claims its used cars are "certified." What's this mean, exactly? Read our report to find out.
We receive many more complaints about dealers than we're able to publish but this section contains hundreds of representative reports. Click on any of the links to see complaints and consumer comments about dealers in each state and to find links to each state's Lemon Law information.
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