Wayne Bagwell purchased the Monte Carlo at a general buyback auction. He buys cars for a living and said there was no lemon warning on the car, so he felt comfortable with the purchase. Now he says General Motors should have alerted him that the car was defective. That makes it sound like a bad car. I just wouldn't have bought it.
Buyers Get Burned Consumer advocates say enough is enough when it comes to state lemon laws.
They argue that the hodgepodge of rules and regulations vary from state to state, making it easy for consumers to get burned. The Bakers' attorney says there should be a national registry for all lemon cars. ABC News Internet Ventures. Internet Safety Information applicable to the site.