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Understanding Texas Lemon Law Time Limit
The Texas lemon law time limit is six months, and a complaint must reach the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles within six months of the...
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Ram 1500 Problems: Does Lemon Law Cover Your Truck?
Yes, the lemon law covers a Ram 1500 when the same substantial defect persists after a reasonable number of repair attempts during the original warranty...
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How Does the Lemon Law Work in NJ?
The New Jersey Lemon Law gives you a refund, a replacement, or a cash settlement when a substantial defect survives a reasonable number of repair...
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Florida Lemon Law Used Vehicle: Does It Qualify?
Florida Lemon Law can cover a used vehicle if it is still within the original 24-month Lemon Law rights period from its first delivery to...
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How Long Is the Lemon Law in Washington State?
Washington's lemon law eligibility period ends two years after delivery or at the first 24,000 miles, whichever comes first, under RCW 19.118.021(6). The defect has...
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Jeep Cherokee Transmission Problems Lemon Law Overview
Jeep Cherokee transmission problems may qualify for a lemon law buyback or replacement when the same defect survives a reasonable number of repair attempts under...
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Ohio Lemon Law Requirements and Rules
You qualify under the Ohio Lemon Law when a substantial defect survives a reasonable number of repair attempts within 12 months or 18,000 miles, whichever...
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What Is a Lemon Law Cash and Keep Settlement?
A cash and keep settlement is a lemon law resolution where the manufacturer pays you a negotiated amount and you keep the vehicle instead of...
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Auto Law
Should I Buy A Lemon Law Buyback Car?
A lemon-law buyback car is a vehicle the manufacturer repurchased from its original owner under a state lemon law, then typically resold with a branded...
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Jeep Dealer Refuses Repair? Know Your Warranty & Lemon Law Rights
If a Jeep dealer refuses an actual repair, document the denial, keep records of all repair work, and ask the dealer and Chrysler to explain...
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Florida Lemon Law Attorney Fees: Who Pays?
Lemon Law attorney fees typically range from $400 to $600 per hour, but experienced Lemon Law attorneys usually charge no upfront fees. If you win,...
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How Long Does a Lemon Law Case Take? Average Timeline
Most lemon law cases resolve in about 60 to 120 days, with well documented claims often settling within two to four months through negotiation.
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How Much Do Lemon Law Attorneys Cost?
Lemon law attorney fees usually run on contingency at 20% to 50% of the settlement, though some lawyers bill $400 to $600 an hour or...
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Jeep Grand Cherokee Recall Lemon Law
You may qualify for a Jeep Grand Cherokee recall lemon law claim if a recalled defect remains unrepaired after the dealership has made a reasonable...
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Jeep Wrangler Death Wobble Lemon Law Filing Rights in 2026
Jeep Wrangler owners experiencing death wobble may have Lemon Law rights if the defect substantially impairs safety, value, or use and continues after reasonable repair...
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Florida Lemon Law: Rights, Deadlines, and Remedies Under Chapter 681
The Florida Lemon Law protects people who buy or lease a new vehicle that keeps breaking down despite repeated repair attempts. The Florida lemon law...
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Federal Lemon Law Used Cars
Yes, federal lemon law can protect you when you buy a used car. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, often called the federal lemon law, applies to...
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What Does Open Recall on a Car Mean?
An open recall means the manufacturer or NHTSA has identified a safety defect affecting your vehicle and the repair has not yet been completed on...
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Can a Dealership Refuse to Fix a Recall?
A dealership generally cannot refuse to fix a safety recall on a car you own, because federal law makes the manufacturer repair the defect at...
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Most Recalled Car Brands
The most recalled car brands vary from year to year, but large manufacturers often account for the highest number of cars affected because they produce...
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Do Dealerships Have To Fix Recalls Before Selling?
Whether a dealership has to fix a recall before selling depends on the vehicle. Federal law requires open safety recalls to be repaired before a...
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RAM Hurricane Engine Problems
Common RAM Hurricane engine problems include cooling system issues such as thermostat failure, check engine light issues, and damaged catalytic converters. In several 2025 Ram...
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How Long Does a Dealership Have to Fix a Recall?
Most recall repairs take under an hour to a full day once the car is in the bay, but getting to that appointment can stretch...
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Common Bronco Problems
Common Ford Bronco problems include engine issues, electrical system faults, hard top and soft top leaks, and rear shocks that may require replacement sooner than...
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What Are the Most Common Ford Ranger Problems and How Do You Fix Them?
The most common Ford Ranger problems include transmission shifting issues, fuel injector failures, engine cooling system faults, and electrical control module malfunctions. Most of these...
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Common Problems With Ford F150
The most common problems with the Ford F-150 include engine troubles, transmission failures, electrical glitches, brake system defects, and recurring EcoBoost timing chain issues. Owners...
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How Long Do Car Recalls Last?
Most car recalls take a few weeks to several months to resolve, depending on how serious the defect is and whether replacement parts are available.
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Common Problems With Ford Mustang Ecoboost
Common issues with the Ford Mustang EcoBoost include coolant intrusion, turbo failure, carbon buildup, and transmission problems, especially for owners using the car as a...
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Dodge Ram Transmission Problems
Dodge Ram transmission problems usually show up as hard shifting, delayed engagement, slipping gears, or overheating while towing and hauling. In many cases, the issue...
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Can A Dealership Sell A Car With Recalls?
A dealership can sell a used car with an open recall in most states, but federal law bars franchised dealers from selling a new vehicle...
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in North Dakota
North Dakota gives lemon law consumers one of the shortest filing windows of any state: six months after the earlier of warranty expiration or 18...
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Montana
Montana lemon law arbitration is administered by the Department of Justice Office of Consumer Protection, not by the manufacturer or the Better Business Bureau.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in North Carolina
North Carolina's New Motor Vehicles Warranties Act covers new vehicles and new motorcycles for the earlier of the express warranty term or 24 months and...
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in New York
Filing a New York lemon law claim begins by reporting the defect to the dealer, who under N.Y. Gen. Bus. Law §198-a(b)(1) must forward written...
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in New Mexico
New Mexico's lemon law covers cars, pickups, vans, and motorcycles, and the presumption attaches after four repair attempts on the same defect or 30 business...
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Missouri
Missouri's lemon law makes the attorney-fee award mandatory rather than discretionary, so a prevailing consumer's fees fall on the manufacturer.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in New Hampshire
New Hampshire lemon law makes the consumer pick a forum once the presumption attaches, and that election is binding.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in New Jersey
New Jersey's lemon law thresholds are ranked the most consumer-friendly in the country by the Center for Auto Safety.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Mississippi
Mississippi's lemon law reaches the living facilities of a recreational vehicle, not only the chassis and motor, which is unusual among state statutes.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Minnesota
Minnesota lemon law can attach the presumption after a single failed repair, but only when the defect is a complete failure of steering or braking.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Michigan
Michigan's lemon law requires four failed repairs on the same defect before the presumption attaches, one more attempt than most states ask for.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Massachusetts
Massachusetts runs two separate lemon laws, one for new cars and a distinct used car statute, each with its own thresholds, remedies, and deadlines.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Maryland
Maryland's lemon law caps the manufacturer's use-offset deduction at 15% of the purchase price, which protects your net recovery even after heavy mileage.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Maine
Maine sets one of the lowest out-of-service thresholds in the country at 15 business days, and runs its own arbitration program through the Attorney General's...
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Louisiana
Louisiana sets the highest days-out-of-service threshold in the country at 45 calendar days, where most states use 30.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Kentucky
Kentucky has the shortest lemon law coverage window in the country, running the earlier of 12 months or 12,000 miles from delivery.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Kansas
Kansas lemon law has a presumption trigger almost no other state uses: 10 total repair attempts across any nonconformities, even when no single defect was...
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Iowa
An Iowa lemon law claim rests on a three attempt presumption inside the Lemon Law Rights Period, followed by written notice and one final repair...
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Indiana
Indiana's lemon law protects a vehicle for 18 months or 18,000 miles from delivery, and the presumption attaches after four failed repairs on the same...
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Illinois
Illinois lemon law coverage runs just one year or 12,000 miles, one of the shortest windows in the country.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Idaho
Idaho writes a Consumer Protection Act crossover into its lemon law, so a lemon law violation counts as an ICPA violation under Idaho Code section...
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Hawaii
Hawaii routes every lemon law claim through one venue, the State Certified Arbitration Program run by the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Georgia
A Georgia lemon law claim starts inside the Lemon Law Rights Period, which runs the earlier of two years from delivery or 24,000 miles.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Florida
A Florida lemon law claim has to be brought inside the Lemon Law Rights Period, which runs 24 months from the date you took delivery.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Delaware
Delaware lemon law protection runs only for the earlier of the express manufacturer warranty or one year from delivery, one of the shortest windows anywhere.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Connecticut
Connecticut passed the first lemon law in the country in 1982 and built state-run arbitration directly into the statute.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Colorado
Colorado lemon law thresholds now depend on your purchase date, because SB24-192 rewrote the statute in August 2024.
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Arkansas
Filing an Arkansas lemon law claim runs through the New Motor Vehicle Quality Assurance Act, which protects a vehicle for 24 months or 24,000 miles,...
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Alaska
Filing a lemon law claim in Alaska runs through a clear sequence: organize the paperwork, document each repair attempt, send written notice to the manufacturer,...
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Alabama
Filing a lemon law claim in Alabama follows a set sequence: document the repair attempts, notify the manufacturer in writing, allow a final repair opportunity,...
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How Do Lemon Law Attorneys Get Paid? Should You Hire One?
Most lemon law attorneys get paid through fee shifting, meaning the manufacturer pays the consumer's reasonable attorney fees on top of the buyback, replacement, or...
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Auto Law
The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act: A Consumer’s Guide to Federal Warranty Law
The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (15 U.S.C. §§ 2301–2312) is the federal statute that governs written warranties on consumer products. This guide covers what the Act...
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Common Problems With Ford Bronco
The Ford Bronco made a big comeback in 2021 after a 25-year hiatus, and buyers lined up for it. But the excitement didn’t last for...
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Are Recalls Fixed for Free? What You Need to Know
Recall repairs are free. Under the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act the manufacturer has to cover parts, labor, and related costs on an...
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Lemon Law
Dealership Sold Me a Bad Car, What Can I Do?
If a dealer sold you a defective vehicle — new or used — you have three legal paths: a Lemon Law claim under your state...
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Legal Tips
Does A Lemon Title Affect Insurance?
A lemon title does affect insurance, though it rarely makes a vehicle uninsurable. Most insurers still write coverage but treat the car as higher risk.
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How to Write a Lemon Law Demand Letter (+ Free Template)
A lemon law letter — usually called a lemon law demand letter — is a formal written notice to a vehicle manufacturer stating that your...
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Auto Law
Can I Return A Car I Just Bought In Texas
Texas gives car buyers no automatic cooling off period, so a car you just bought is generally yours once the contract is signed.
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Auto Law
How Much Does A Lemon Title Affect Value
A lemon title is a brand a state DMV places on a vehicle’s title after the manufacturer buys the car back under a lemon law...
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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Texas | Step-by-Step Guide
Filing a Texas lemon law claim means submitting a complaint to the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles, not a lawsuit to a court, after the...
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How GM Lemon Law Settlements Work
Short Answer GM Lemon Law settlements compensate owners of Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, and Hummer vehicles whose factory defects cannot be repaired within the threshold...
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Understanding Washington State Used Car Lemon Law
The purpose of Washington State’s used car lemon law is to safeguard car owners who inadvertently buy a flawed vehicle that doesn’t adhere to fundamental...
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How to File A Lemon Law Claim In Arizona
Filing an Arizona lemon law claim requires prior written notice to the manufacturer under A.R.S. §44-1264(C), after four repair attempts on the same defect or...
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Understanding Chevy Silverado Lemon Law
Consumers driving defective trucks may have rights through the Chevy Silverado Lemon Law. Understanding the Chevy Silverado Lemon Law rights is the key to getting...
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What is the Lemon Law for Used Cars in Texas?
Texas's state lemon law (Texas Occupations Code Chapter 2301) only covers used vehicles if the car is still under its original manufacturer warranty when the...
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Understanding Your Rights Under The Ford Focus Lemon Law
Ford Focus Lemon Law refers to the application of state lemon law statutes to Ford Focus vehicles with serious defects that the manufacturer cannot fix...
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Arizona Lemon Law: Protections for Car Buyers
The Arizona Lemon Law protects car buyers when a motor vehicle has serious defects that the manufacturer or dealer cannot fix within a reasonable number...
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Understanding Florida State Lemon Law on New Cars 2026
In the state of Florida, it’s possible to get compensation for a defective vehicle that’s covered by the manufacturer’s warranty. The Florida State Lemon Law...
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Common 2021-2026 Chrysler Pacifica Problems
The 2021–2026 Chrysler Pacifica has documented owner complaints across five recurring categories: powertrain (9-speed transmission shudder, engine stalling, hybrid power loss), electrical (Uconnect infotainment freezes,...
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Auto Law
What Types Of Problems Are Covered By The Lemon Law?
Lemon laws cover substantial defects that impair a vehicle's safety, value, or use and that survive a reasonable number of repair attempts, such as engine,...
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Auto Law
Ram Warranty Breach Lawsuit Updates 2026
A Ram warranty breach lawsuit helps owners with defective vehicles get compensation if Fiat Chrysler Automobiles fails to honor its warranty promises. By taking Ram...
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Jeep Lemon Law Replacement
To qualify for a Jeep lemon law replacement, the vehicle must have a serious defect covered by the manufacturer’s warranty that remains unfixed after multiple...
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Ram Lemon Law Replacement in 2026
A Ram lemon law replacement vehicle may be available if your truck has a serious defect that the manufacturer cannot fix after reasonable repair attempts....
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How Does RAM Truck Recall Affect Lemon Law
A RAM truck recall does not by itself make your truck a lemon, but it can support a lemon law claim when the recall repair...
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Understanding the RAM Lemon Law Timeline Texas
The RAM Lemon Law timeline in Texas generally begins once the defect is reported during the warranty period and the dealer has made repeated unsuccessful...
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Jeep Lemon Law Timeline Texas
The Jeep Lemon Law timeline in Texas follows a set process that starts with repeated repair attempts or long repair delays during the first 24...
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RAM Dealer Refuses Repair: Incident Explained
The phrase “RAM dealer refuses repair” refers to a situation in which a local dealer or service center declines warranty repair or service. A RAM...
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RAM Defect Attorney – Fast, Simple Help for Your Lemon Car
When your Ram truck continues breaking down, your life gets stressful. Between repeated repair visits, safety concerns, and missed work, you deserve answers and real...
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Ram Truck Recall Lemon Law Rights
You may have a valid Ram truck lemon law case if the defects cannot be repaired by the manufacturer. It’s important to understand your Ram...
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Jeep Fire Recall Lemon Law Rights
If your Jeep is part of a fire-related recall — including the Wrangler 4xe and Grand Cherokee 4xe plug-in hybrid recalls covering battery thermal-event risk...
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Ram Electronic Stability Control Recall
The recall for the Ram electronic stability control was put out for certain models from 2019 and 2021-2024 after some of them had issues with...
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Ram Lemon Law Timeline Florida
The Florida lemon law legal timeline covers defects found within the first 24 months after delivery. However, the Ram lemon law timeline in Florida can...
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How Long Does a Lemon Law Buyback Take?
There is no fixed answer, because no lemon law sets a finish date for a consumer's case. What the statutes do set are deadlines that...
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Dodge Ram Lemon Law Rights
Buying a Dodge Ram is often a big investment that you expect to be reliable. But if your truck keeps having problems that remain unsolved...
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What Lawyer Deals With Car Dealerships
The right lawyer depends on what the dealer did. For ongoing factory defects within warranty, a lemon-law attorney handles it under your state lemon law...
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Auto Law
Illinois Lemon Law: New & Used Car Rights Explained
Illinois's state lemon law (the New Vehicle Buyer Protection Act, 815 ILCS 380) only protects buyers of NEW vehicles within the first 12 months or...
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What Is a Manufacturer Buyback?
A manufacturer buyback happens when the automaker repurchases a vehicle from its owner, usually after repeated repair attempts fail to fix a defect.
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Does Georgia Have a Lemon Law?
Georgia does have a lemon law, and it lets owners of defective vehicles seek a refund, a replacement or a cash settlement from the manufacturer.
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What Is the Lemon Law in Nevada?
Nevada's lemon law gives buyers and lessees of defective new vehicles a right to a refund or a replacement from the manufacturer.
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Does Nevada Have a Lemon Law for Used Cars?
Nevada's lemon law can cover a used car, but only where it is still under the original manufacturer's warranty or the defect appeared during that...
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