UNBELIEVABLE! RV LAWYER SAYS TO USE THESE 7 MAGIC WORDS WHEN BUYING AN RV TO SAVE YOUR BUTT!
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RV Lemon Lawyer Ron Burdge says that RVers can protect themselves and turn-the-tables on bad RV manufacturers by using this one simple technique when signing the final purchase papers on their RV.
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Ron is exactly correct! I have written changes on a car contract as well! As long as the dealer signs and dates it ! When buying anything! You take control of what you are buying! I’ve saved thousands! Great video Alan !
I'm still waiting, like everybody else, for them to explain how a 3 day warranty turns into 4 years... I would also like to know how much lawyers charge defending 4 year warranties.
Yeah I didn't get it either.
@@gsibertjr I have given the explanation in comments to other questions on this so take a look there. I have explained it several different times. This is what the law says. This is what the courts say.
@@gsibertjr see my answer to this in detailed, gave to one of the people who asked this question in an earlier comment.
I want to see a real world example of using these 7 words.
👍🏻Like #420. Great information here and appreciate you sharing. Steve Lehto, Michigan attorney, litigated many rv lemon laws over the decades. Unreal and sad. Thanks, guys.
@@CyberDocUSA I know Steve, great guy and smart lawyer. He and I have been fighting the Rv industry for years
@@ronaldburdge5932 do you ever check out his livestreams on Sunday afternoons (EST)?
Thank you sooo much! This is so valuable! Keep it coming Alan.
Thanks! Great info Wingman!
On behalf of the Wingman and his small crew, we thank you very much Jeff Voigt!
Love Ron’s shirt!! ;-)
How does a three day warrant extend to four years?
Yeah I don't get it either.
@@JP-mu3xl see my answers in the comments to other people who have raised this question before you. I have been handling recreational vehicle cases for Owners since 1985. This is what the law says. This is what the courts say.
Thank you so much! This is so valuable! Thanks Don
But 3 days is an expressed warranty, and as such it supercedes the 4 year UCC protection. And does not logically void the other terms, i.e. as is. What level of courts have upheld this?
@@lyfandeth it isn’t really magic, it is just what the law says and hardly anybody knows about it. I call it magic because before it happens do you have no rights against the dealer but once you do this you end up with rights that last for four years.
@@lyfandeth when you buy something from an Rv dealer and the sales contract says you’re buying it as is, there is no UCC warranty. The handwritten notation On a printed form, Sales contract is presumed by the law to override any contrary provision in the printing. Those seven words create a warranty between you and the dealer in writing. The federal law then says that if you get a written warranty then by operation of law, you get the implied warranties in your state. Warranty of merchant ability is one of those and it would be a four year warranty, every court I know of has held this. I know of no court at all that has issued this contrary to this. And I have been doing this for over 40 years, all over the country.
@@lyfandeth state and federal courts, all the way up and down
QUESTION: How does this "magical" warranty work after 3 days?... You take a problem to get fixed, they say pound sand...then, what?? Lawyer time...and that lawyer is gonna have his understanding about "magic"??
@@michaelsmith5463 this is the law. If the lawyer you go to doesn’t know the law, then you are talking to the wrong lawyer
People must distinguish between want and need, period.
@@johnmackey3937 always is true!
I guess I’m dense. I just can’t make the mental connection that an expressed three day warranty guarantees lemon protection on day four and beyond.
It’s federal law. The three day warranty from the dealer that you handwrite on the sales contract is state law. Federal law says that if anybody gives you any kind of a warranty, that is in writing, then you automatically get the applicable state law, and plague warranties. That would include the warranty of merchant ability that virtually every state gives. Another words, state law says if you buy something from a seller then you automatically get that implants warranty (four years) unless the selling paperwork, denies it. Federal law says if anybody gives you a warranty then they cannot deny the state law and pride warranty. Getting it in writing from the dealer, makes it a written warranty, and because it is handwritten on the printed sales contract, it legally overrides the printed “as is” words on the sales contract, and, at the same time, you have the federal law saying they, the dealer who sells it to you, automatically gives you the state law implied warranty. It is a little confusing, because the legal analysis in several different directions to get you there. But the bottom line is you get there!
Great information, thanks
THIS is juicy!!!!!
7 words - I will go broke buying this RV.
What do you mean you will go broke buying?
@@ralphp3057 think it was a joke
@@robertcornelius3514 the 4 other words: don’t buy an Rv!
How does three days morph into four years?
@@dalethompson6952 once any written warranty occurs, the state I,plied warranty automatically kicks in and most state implied warranties are 4 years long.
@@ronaldburdge5932 thank you . That’s something I didn’t know.
Seems that some dealers would say I only warrenteed it for 3 days . . .
@@joygarrett8397 of course they will say that, and they hope you will believe it, but that doesn’t make what they say to be true
How does 3 days equal 4 years? Please explain.
Because the piece of paper is handwritten and says three days, that wipes out the part of the printed language on the sales contract that says you don’t get any warranty at all. Federal law says that if they give you any written warranty of any kind, and that is what that three day warranty becomes, then you automatically get any implied warranty under your state law and almost all of those are for four years along.three days can equal four years for you. And the way most RVs are built, you may need that.
@@ronaldburdge5932thanks for that explanation. It would have been a more informative video had Wingman asked the attorney to give that legal explanation on how you have any warranty protection at all if you bring the RV back to the dealer with a list of defects 30 days after the date of the sale. Like several others here in the comments, I was scratching my head on how that works.
@@ronaldburdge5932I wonder if it’s the same for us in Canada.
Very few things got fixed on my previous Montanas under warranty, but my current Grand Design has very little items not fixed under warranty. Different dealers, the GD was bought at a small dealership instead of large dealerships with multiple locations.
@@alainlacroix3428 look at your warranty and see if it says that any dispute is governed by Indiana law. If so, this applies.
We warrant this rv for three days! How does this apply to a two party sale from an individual?
@@walterrafolski5662 this whole idea of three days written down, gets four years automatically by operation of law, applies to dealers who are selling vehicles. That probably is not going to apply to you in a private transaction. Still when you buy a used vehicle from a private person, you should try to get some kind of guarantee from them and be sure to get it thoroughly inspected. Otherwise, the law presumes that you’re buying it as is.
@@walterrafolski5662 see my answer to this that I gave to one of the people who asked the same question earlier. It is the law.
@@ronaldburdge5932 thank you for the response, that’s how I figured it would be. I won’t ever buy again without an inspection!
What legal statute allows you to make 3 days into 4 years. You didn't ask legal question.
@@darlenedavis2256 the federal magnuson moss warranty act law says it and federal laws trump inconsistent state laws
does this tactic work for used car purchases?
@@natalieyt1851 yes. Do the same thing. Do it the same way.
@@natalieyt1851 yes
Thanks!
Thank you. 👋😁
I need alot more information just what law book is this in
@@jefferybutner7647 magnuson moss warranty act is federal law that says if you get any written warranty at all, even a one day one for instance, then you automatically get the state implied warranties
Does this apply to Ohio Law?
@@Jimmg6171 yes, it applies in Ohio. In fact, I learned it at an Ohio court room first hand.
@@Jimmg6171 yes. I am in Ohio and have done this in court
Is this in just the USA. Only ?
@@jerrywhitlock4028 every country has their own laws but many are basically the same
WHERE do I write this at??
@@dougwilliams3276 on the front page of the sales contract when they hand it to you to sign it. Write it on there and then give it back to the sales person or finance person and tell them if they will sign it. You will sign it and you will give them the money or the trade-in or whatever the rest of your part of it is.if you want, you can remind them that there is a factory warranty on it anyway so they should not care about their own personal promise for just three days. Do not say, but sell it and get your money.
Oh great, we are now scamming the dealers!
@@shastacabins1410 do you really think they are not doing some of that to you with the price they charge and the extended warranties and everything else, plus the dealer is the one who almost every case is actually setting the interest rate on the loan when you let them get the loan set up for you, not the bank or other lender. They give the dealer arranged to work with and they give the dealer a kick back that is pegged to the higher. The interest rate is on the loan paperwork they get you to sign at the dealership. Some dealers are honest, a lot of them are not. You just have to be careful.
@@shastacabins1410 applying the law is not a scam, at least that is what the Rv companies and dealers say…. Turnabout is fair play
I think I’d rather not get involved in any transaction taking such an adversarial position. It just smells all around wow, what a way of doing business.
No informed dealer is going to sign such a statement.
Well, they certainly will not sign it if you don’t ask him to. What have you got to lose?
This information will quickly leak so take advantage now. In six months, everyone will know.
They will if they think the unit is okay. I’ve done this ! Ask for all you can get ! Get them to sign and date it !!!😁
@@kensmart1976 remember that what a dealer wants most is your money and giving you a short warranty means nothing to them because they will just turn your claim into the factory under the factory warranty to get paid. No skin off their back…
Your shirt is a little revealing on opening pic😮
@@RVtraveler-TN I’ll button up a little better next time🤣
What a crook. You will need to hire a lawyer to enforce this. This lawyer forgot to tell you that. Get ready to shovel money at more lawyers.
@@martinmdl6879 you won’t always need a lawyer. You can go to many small claims courts for up to $15 to 25,000 on your own!
Whoever is reading this if you're believing this guy's misinformation beware, no dealership in the world is going to do that the guy is spreading fake information
@@dbz739921 I have been a consumer law attorney since 1978 and have handled these types of cases using these laws in state and federal courtrooms all over the country and this is what the law is, does, and says. But because people and some lawyers have no experience with it they haven’t heard of it and don’t believe it, even though it is the law.