Karma Lemon Law Lawyers

Your Karma may be a lemon if it has recurring defects or safety issues that seriously impair its use or value. To qualify, these defects must remain unresolved after a reasonable number of repair attempts by an authorized Karma dealer.

In many states, including Wisconsin and Nevada, it is typically required to have four or more repair attempts for the same issue before filing a Lemon Law claim. Alternatively, one may also qualify if the Karma has been inoperable at the repair shop for 30 or more cumulative days due to one or more issues.

The Fisker Karma, Revero, and GS-6 model owners frequently report battery failures, electrical malfunctions, and drivetrain problems covered under Lemon Laws.

Yes, Lemon Laws apply to leased vehicles provided that the defects occur within the manufacturer’s warranty period.

You may be entitled to a refund, a replacement vehicle, or a cash settlement. Some states also reimburse costs such as towing or rental car fees.

The statute of limitations varies by state, usually between 1 and 4 years from the first repair attempt or when the defect was discovered.

Yes, but hiring an experienced Lemon Law attorney improves your chances of winning and helps secure maximum compensation.

Most Karma Lemon Law lawyers work on contingency, so you don’t pay unless your case is successful.

Multiple serious defects that substantially impair your vehicle’s use or safety, and remain unrepaired after reasonable attempts, may still qualify under Lemon Laws.

Before buying a Karma vehicle, conduct thorough research to see what owners of that exact model think of it. Any product with negative reviews may end up being problematic when you buy it. Also, no matter how juicy it sounds, don’t allow anyone to sell a used car to you “as-is.” This is a red flag that the vehicle is a lemon.

Keep detailed records of repair visits, work orders, and dealer communications. Notify the dealer in writing about ongoing issues and consider contacting a Lemon Law lawyer for help.