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Indiana’s state lemon law (the Motor Vehicle Protection Act, Ind. Code §24-5-13) primarily covers NEW vehicles — a used car qualifies only if the defect was first reported within 18 months/18,000 miles of original delivery. For most used cars in Indiana, your protection comes from the federal Mag…
Idaho does have a lemon law, enacted in 1998 under Title 48, Chapter 9 of the Idaho Code, covering new vehicles that are bought or leased.
The New Jersey Lemon Law is the primary legislature dedicated to resolving disputes arising from the purchase of defective vehicles in the state. It helps
Short Answer Texas does not have a literal “30-day lemon law.” The term refers to one of Texas’s two lemon-law triggers: a manufacturer must repurchase
A lemon law buyback is calculated by starting from the vehicle’s purchase price or MSRP and subtracting an allowance for the use you got out of it.
Under the 30 day lemon law Indiana rule (Ind. Code §24-5-13-15(a)(2)), a vehicle can qualify as a lemon once defects have kept it out of service for repairs for a cumulative 30 or more business days and the problem still has not been fixed. You must report the defect within 18 months of the vehic…
General Motors’ infamous faulty ignition system caused 153 deaths , a figure many believe exceeded 866. This wasn’t the first time factory defects in new
Buying a car, especially a used one, can easily become a troublesome experience. The purchase is most often done based on trust, not just in
Lemon Law protects people who unknowingly purchase defective vehicles by helping them get a cash settlement, a replacement, or other compensation. It is important because
Filing a Washington lemon law claim starts with a written request to the manufacturer’s corporate, dispute resolution, zone, or regional office, which under RCW 19.118.041(1) gives the manufacturer 40 calendar days to replace or repurchase the vehicle.
Texas’s Lemon Law (Texas Occupations Code Chapter 2301) requires manufacturers to repurchase, replace, or settle a defective NEW vehicle if (a) the same defect has been to the dealership for repair four or more times, or (b) the vehicle has been out of service for 30 or more cumulative days withi…
Washington’s Lemon Law lets owners of new motor vehicles bought or leased in the state request arbitration against the manufacturer when a serious defect keeps coming back.
Arkansas does have a state lemon law, and it covers new vehicles that develop substantial defects while still under the manufacturer’s warranty.
A Ford lemon law buyback is Ford repurchasing a vehicle whose defect has persisted through a reasonable number of repair attempts.
Lemon law does apply to leased vehicles in many states, not only to cars that were purchased outright.
Louisiana does have a lemon law, and it protects consumers who buy new vehicles in the state that turn out to be defective.
Travel trailers are covered by lemon law in some states but not all, and which rule applies depends on where you bought it.
Lemon law settlements are only partly taxable, and the treatment depends on what each part of the payment actually covers.
A lemon law attorney is not legally required, but the process gets hard to run alone once the manufacturer starts pushing back.
No set number of recalls turns a car into a lemon. Lemon law looks at whether the defect actually gets fixed, how serious it is, and how long the vehicle sat out of service.
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