I just bought a lemon

>>18673223
The fact that they even have a dedicated term in the used car market for scam cars should have been enough to deter you from buying used. Try getting a new car next time lad

>>18673223
Replace the battery, a consumable item being worn out (tires, lights, brakes, fluids) in a car isn't indicative of being a lemon. If issues with transmission or the engine that require extensive labour to fix then its a lemon.

>>18673223
>not going with someone who knows cars
>buying straight away
Wew lad.
As off what you can do, go back to the dealer and demand a refund. If it's bad enough, complain to whatever gov't section deals with fair trade.

>>18673232
>t. car salesman
>try buying a new car and throwing handfuls of money out the window as you drive off the lot
Ding dong you are wrong.
Don't buy from Big Al's Beater Emporium and you'll be fine.

OP: go back to the dealership. If they get shitty, start telling customers what they did. They'll turn around real quick.

>>18673223
op, you need to grow a fucking spine. You just spent 4.3k outright and didn't even THINK twice about it. Did you even try to haggle the price down? Let this be a lesson to you to harden up. Learn how how to say no. It's ok to be selfish, stop worrying about 'slick' and worry about you. If you could've even knocked it down to 4 grand that 300 saved would take care of this battery problem and you'd have enough left over to get a nice dinner. You could've done it too. Undoubtedly the car had dings, rust on the frames, maybe faded paint, old wheels, etc.