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The phrase “you bought a lemon” refers to purchasing something, usually a car, that turns out to be defective, unreliable, or of poor quality. The term “lemon” in this context is used to describe a bad deal or a product that doesn’t live up to expectations. Origin: The exact origin of the term is unclear, but it’s believed to come from the early 20th century. It’s thought that “lemons” were once considered to be unappealing or bad fruit. Over time, the phrase was used to describe a product, espe