
New Hampshire Used Car Lemon Law: RSA 357-D Limits
RSA 357-D is a new-vehicle arbitration law. Used cars qualify only while the factory warranty still runs. Here is what that means on an as-is lot.

RSA 357-D is a new-vehicle arbitration law. Used cars qualify only while the factory warranty still runs. Here is what that means on an as-is lot.

SouthState posts dated sample new and used APRs and never mentions CARFAX on its Auto Loans page. Here is what the page showed and what to ask.

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Second-gen U.S. 9-3s kept turbo fours and later added AWD and a turbo V6. Here is what changed by year, CG trouble spots, and recalls to clear.

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Renasant finances new and used cars but posts no rates or vehicle limits and never mentions CARFAX. Here is what its pages say and the history checks to run yourself.