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	A Consumer's Guide to Car Buying By: Texas Department of Transportation


	Automobile Warranties Video (Separate Website) Can the manufacturer require you have your car serviced to maintain the warranty? Can it require you have it done at the dealership, or do you have the right to go elsewhere or do it yourself? A federal law may help. By: Texas Young Lawyers Association


	Automobiles-Frequently Asked Questions By: Texas RioGrande Legal Aid


	Buying a new car video. (Separate Website) How many days do you have to change your mind after you sign that contract? How can the Texas Lemon Law help you? By: Texas Young Lawyers Association


	Car Repair (Separate Website) Protect yourself by knowing the law on car repairs in Texas. By: Texas Attorney General


	Flood Damaged Vehicles (Separate Website) A consumer alert from the Texas Department of Transportation By: TxDot Texas Department of Transportation


	How to Buy a Used Car (Separate Website) By: Texas Attorney General Read this in: Spanish / Español


	How to Deal with the Insurance Company After an Automobile Accident By: Texas RioGrande Legal Aid


	Insurance: Consumer Bill of Rights, Auto (Separate Website) By: Texas Department of Insurance Read this in: Spanish / Español


	Insurance: Complaint Form for Automobile, Home, Commercial Property (Separate Website) By: Texas Department of Insurance Read this in: Spanish / Español


	Towing (video) (Separate Website) Can you be towed from a shopping center parking lot for parking where you shouldn't be? Maybe yes, but only if a very strict law is followed. By: Texas Young Lawyers Association


	What Should You Do if You are Involved in an Auto Accident? By: Texas RioGrande Legal Aid


	What to Do If Your Car Is Stolen By: Texas RioGrande Legal Aid


	What to Do If Your Car Is Towed By: Texas RioGrande Legal Aid


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