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Car broke down within 30 days of purchase. Recourse?
<p>I live in Omaha Nebraska. I financed a car (2001 Mercury Sable) through a "buy here pay here" lot located in Council Bluffs Iowa. The car was sold "as is, no warrenty". The car was acquired less than 30 days ago. </p>

<p>Exactly 16 days after purchase, the car will not start. I believe the starter is bad.</p>

<p>Is there any recourse I can pursue? The Iowa lemon law does not seem to cover previously titled vehicles. Are there any other regulations that would allow me to receive some compensation or perhaps a replacement part or vehicle?</p>

<p>An as is, no warranty sale means <a href="https://dmv.nebraska.gov/legal/lemon-law#asis" rel="nofollow noreferrer">you have no legal recourse</a> against the dealer. </p>
