How to Check Used Car Warranty Promises Before Signing in New York
A step-by-step paper check for New York used-car buyers: the statutory dealer warranty, service contract exclusions, verbal promises and VIN matching before you sign.
Buyer-side procurement notes
ReFleet Exchange used vehicle procurement notes
Practical questions for defining duty, comparing quotations and requesting exact-configuration evidence. Articles do not establish inventory, supplier approval or destination acceptance.
What New York's Used Car Lemon Law Really Covers
New York's used-car lemon law turns a dealer's goodwill into a written repair duty, but the claim only survives if the complaint is dated inside the warranty window.
Spotting Odometer Discrepancies on a Used Car, in the Right Order
A used car's odometer is the weakest mileage evidence you own; read the title brand and dated service records first, then make the seller explain the gap out loud.
Reading Salvage and Flood Title Brands on a Used Car
Learn how salvage and flood title brands get recorded, what they do and do not certify, and the order to check a branded used car before you pay.
What an NMVTIS Vehicle History Report Flags Before You Buy a Used Car
An NMVTIS vehicle history report is a short, five-flag sheet covering title, brand, odometer, total loss and salvage; here is how to read it before you pay.