
Lemon Law Claims
Lemon Law Claims
Understanding the Lemon Law Claim Process
The Lemon Law process is designed to protect consumers who purchase defective vehicles that fail to meet quality and performance standards. The specifics of the law vary by state, but the general process typically follows these steps:
1. Determine if Your Car Qualifies
Each state has its own criteria, but a vehicle is usually considered a "lemon" if:
- It has a substantial defect covered by the warranty that affects safety, use, or value.
- The manufacturer has made a reasonable number of repair attempts (often 3-4 tries for the same issue or 30+ days out of service).
- The defect persists within a certain timeframe (e.g., within the first 12-24 months or a set mileage limit).
2. Notify the Manufacturer & Attempt Repairs
- You must take the vehicle to an authorized dealer for repairs.
- Keep detailed records of repair attempts, including work orders, receipts, and communication with the dealership.
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