Minnesota Lemon Law Attorneys
You Can Get a Cash Settlement, a Replacement Car, or a Refund with Easy Lemon
- Millions Recovered for Drivers
- 99% Success Rates
- 2020 or Newer Vehicles
- Fast and Simple Process
How the Minnesota Lemon Law Works
- Steering Issues: Loose, drifting, or unresponsive steering that makes the motor vehicle difficult to control, especially on icy Minnesota roads.
- Engine problems: Issues such as stalling, power loss, or engine failure that significantly affect the vehicle’s reliability and safety.
- Transmission defects: Slipping gears, delayed shifting, or hard jolts indicate serious mechanical problems and may qualify the vehicle for Lemon Law coverage.
- Electrical system failures: Problems such as faulty wiring, failing batteries, or malfunctioning electronics that cause recurring breakdowns and high repair costs.
- Brake issues: Braking or steering system defects, such as grinding or vibration, which are likely to cause death or serious bodily injury.
- Heating/AC failures (relevant for MN climate): HVAC problems can make the vehicle unsafe or extremely uncomfortable during Minnesota’s harsh winter and summer conditions.
What a Minnesota Lemon Law Attorney Can Do for You
Handle communication with the manufacturer
Gather technical + legal documentation
Protect rights under MN’s consumer protection statutes
Our Lemon Law lawyers ensure the manufacturer follows Minnesota’s consumer protection laws and that you receive the refund or replacement vehicle you’re legally entitled to.
Secure refund, replacement, or cash settlement
Minnesota’s fee-shifting rules
Under Minnesota’s fee-shifting rules, the manufacturer pays attorney fees if you win the case. You typically pay nothing out of pocket.
Do You Qualify for a Minnesota Lemon Law Claim?
You may qualify for a Minnesota Lemon Law claim if your new car has a defect that substantially affects its use, value, or safety, and the manufacturer cannot repair it after reasonable attempts. You also qualify if the vehicle has been out of service for 30 or more cumulative days.
Minnesota law also says that the problem has to come up while your vehicle is still under warranty. You also need to report the issue quickly and give the manufacturer a fair chance to fix it. If these requirements are met, you may be entitled to a refund, replacement, or cash settlement under Minnesota state law.
Why Choose Us as Your Lemon Law Attorney in Minnesota
- No Upfront Legal Fees: Easy Lemon works on a contingency basis. This means that we won't charge you any legal fees unless you win the case. And the manufacturer is often mandated to pay the fees in such situations.
- Direct Access to Experienced Attorney: At Easy Lemon, you work directly with knowledgeable Minnesota Lemon Law attorneys who provide free consultations, detailed case reviews, and guidance aimed at securing the maximum compensation you deserve
- Fast Responses: We prioritize your claim and keep you informed with clear updates throughout the process.
- Minnesota-Focused Expertise: Our attorneys understand Minnesota's Lemon Law and are dedicated to protecting your rights and holding manufacturers accountable for defective vehicles.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This section provides quick answers to the most common Minnesota Lemon Law questions.
Your vehicle may qualify as a lemon if it has a serious defect that remains after two to four repair attempts for safety-related issues, or multiple attempts for other problems.
Does My Vehicle Qualify as a Lemon Under Minnesota Law?
Your vehicle may qualify as a lemon if it has a serious defect that remains after two to four repair attempts for safety-related issues, or multiple attempts for other problems.
What Is the Process for Filing a Lemon Law Claim in Minnesota?
Your vehicle may qualify as a lemon if it has a serious defect that remains after two to four repair attempts for safety-related issues, or multiple attempts for other problems.
What Documentation Is Needed to Support My Lemon Law Claim?
Keep repair invoices, work orders, manufacturer correspondence, and records of how the defect affects your vehicle’s use, value, or safety.
How Long Does the Lemon Law Process Take in Minnesota?
The timeframe for a Lemon Law process in Minnesota varies depending on the complexity of the defect and whether the case goes to arbitration or court. Arbitration cases can be resolved within a few months, while complex cases may take 6-12 months.
What Is the Statute of Limitations on the Lemon Law in Minnesota?
In Minnesota, the state Lemon Law allows you to file a lawsuit within three years from the date the defect was discovered. However, a claim must be reported within the first two years or 24,000 miles, or before the end of the manufacturer’s warranty, whichever occurs first.
Does Minnesota Cover Used Vehicles?
Yes, the Minnesota Lemon Law covers used vehicles still under the manufacturer’s express warranty. In some cases, the state consumer protection laws may offer limited recourse for used cars with serious defects. It is advisable to consult a Lemon Law Minnesota attorney when filing a case for used vehicles.
What If the Dealer Can’t Replicate the Problem?
Even if the authorized dealer can’t replicate the problem, you may still have a valid Lemon Law claim. Detailed documentation of recurring issues, repair attempts, and service records can prove that the defect substantially impairs the use or market value of the motor vehicle.
How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Lemon Law Attorney in Minnesota?
Most Minnesota Lemon Law attorneys work on a contingency-fee basis, meaning you only pay if you win your Lemon Law case. The court would require the manufacturer to settle the client’s attorney’s fees alongside other compensation.
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