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What is a buyback vehicle?

It is a reacquired vehicle, and it went through the Lemon Law Process so it will state that on the title. The first owner had an issue with either the performance or appearance of the vehicle, so the Manufacture repurchased it from them to maintain customer satisfaction. They then inspect the vehicle and make any necessary repairs, bringing it back to Manufactures Standards. Also, manufacturers are backing it with a 12 month/12K mile or unlimited mile warranty ( varies by manufacturer) from the date of purchase and it also continues to carry the unexpired portion of the original factory warranty.   I would like to invite you in to see for yourself. We understand that buybacks are not for everyone, but our customers see the value in the purchase of the buyback and have taken advantage of great savings. We sell hundreds of them every year. It’s important to know what you’re buying, especially when you are considering a used or repurchased vehicle. However, it can be tough to make a smart decision about what to purchase when you're armed with more misinformation than facts. While it’s true that vehicles repurchased by a manufacturer may need repairs to correct problems, it’s not always the case. Vehicles are often repurchased as a gesture of goodwill to maintain a valued relationship with a loyal customer. In other instances, parts may not have been available in a timely manner to fix a minor problem and the customer may ask the manufacturer buy back the vehicle. There are even cases where buyers will fabricate problems to get out of a vehicle if they know how to use the “Lemon Laws” to their advantage. And of course, there are times when a vehicle does have a legitimate mechanical problem that needs extra attention to correct. With that said, in many cases, it is safe to purchase a manufacture buyback car. Regardless of the reason for a buyback, when a true problem does exist, the manufacturer not only wants to fix it, the company is legally required to fully correct any issues before the vehicle is offered for sale. At Brad Deery Motors, we are a full disclosure dealership and prefer to give you all the facts, offer the finest vehicles that represent the best values we can find — and then let you make the decision.