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Vehicle Lemon Law Information. State law that pertains to automobile warranties and the manufacturer's
responsibility for repairing defects within the warranty period. Do you think that your vehicle is a Lemon?
Nearly all state Lemon Law Statutes are similar to the Federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act which makes breach of warranty a violation of federal law. All states have enacted their own warranty acts and many states have enacted specific statutes that pertain to automobile warranties. If your car is not considered a "lemon" in your state, you do have other recourses. What is considered a
Lemon?
Do you have a Lemon?
Do you need a Lawyer? Who pays the Lawyers Fees?
Is a Used or Leased Vehicle protected?
Do Lemon Laws cover Motorcycles
or Motor Homes? If you have a defective motorcycle, motor home, used vehicle, leased automobile, or a car used for business purposes and your state Lemon Law does not cover these vehicles, you still have other recourses such as the Uniform Commercial Code and the Federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, as long as you were given a written warranty. Consult with a lawyer that specializes in this area. Tips to help
protect your investment, your vehicle.
Document everything! This includes notes, who you talk to, what is said,
dates and times. Put your complaints in writing and keep a copy for
yourself. Be sure to obtain a copy of any Warranty Repair Orders. Demand a
copy if necessary and if the dealer will not give you one, be sure to
document the fact. When you pick up your vehicle, obtain an invoice. The
dealer may claim that you are not entitled to an invoice because there
were no charges (you were not invoiced for any repairs). It is up to you
to prove repair attempts! The final Invoice shows what was or was not
repaired. Lemon Law History
In 1982, Connecticut made legislative history by
pioneering the country’s first Lemon Law to aid owners of defective new
automobiles.
**Note: Information in this section of FastCoolCars is solely placed and told from resources that I have found
doing research on lemon laws. For exact up to date laws pertaining to your
issue(s) with your vehicle, check with your local and state law makers.
Information contained within may not be up to date as of today. Especially
since some laws and specifications may change daily. |
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