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Your Answer:

The lemon law itself applies only to sales/purchases of new vehicles. It does not cover used vehicles.

http://www.lemonlawamerica.com/oklahoma-lemon-law-statutes.htm

However, if facts were misrepresented to you to get you to buy the car, they may be liable for fraudulent practices, which could provide you a ground to rescind the sales/purchase contract.

The federal trade commission also has a used car rule to prevent fraud. If that rule was not complied with, you may have an additional claim to rescind the contract.

Here is an article regarding the FTC's used car rule:

http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/guides/usedcar-comply.shtm

As for them not honoring the warranty, you likely have a very good breach of warranty claim against the company. That wouldn't let you get out of the purchase of the vehilce, but you might be able to get damages from them if you sue in small claims court.

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