Texas Jeep Lemon Law Attorney
If your Jeep keeps breaking down, you may have rights under the Texas Lemon Law. Easy Lemon’s experienced Texas Jeep lemon law attorneys help drivers pursue a cash settlement, replacement vehicle, or refund when a defective Jeep cannot be repaired under the manufacturer’s warranty.
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What Is the Texas Lemon Law?
The Texas Lemon Law is a law that protects people who buy or lease new cars that keep breaking down or have serious issues, even after attempts to fix them under the manufacturer’s warranty. The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles oversees this law, and it allows car owners to ask for a refund, a replacement, or a settlement if the car can’t be fixed.
Common Jeep Problems Covered Under the Texas Lemon Law
While not every Jeep defect automatically qualifies you for a lemon law case, many serious issues do fall under the protections of Texas lemon law, which covers new motor vehicles that can’t be properly repaired. Some of the most common issues are listed below.
- Transmission Problems: Jeep transmissions on certain models have been widely reported to exhibit harsh shifting, delayed engagement, or complete failure, which can impair use and safety.
- Electrical System Failures: Persistent electrical faults, including dashboard warnings, infotainment glitches, intermittent power loss, or battery drain, are common complaints on Jeep vehicles and can significantly affect reliability.
- Engine Defects: Defects that affect engine performance, such as stalling, loss of power, overheating, or misfiring, can compromise highway safety.
- Airbag and Safety Recalls: Recalls and safety campaigns involving airbags or other critical systems can strengthen a lemon law claim if the defect persists after recall work. According to a consumer lemon law database, Jeep models like Cherokee, Grand Cherokee, and Wrangler collectively show thousands of complaints and hundreds of recalls, evidence of frequent model issues that may support lemon law claims..
If your Jeep has ongoing safety or mechanical issues, a Texas Jeep lemon law attorney can review your repair history at no cost.
Our Easy 3-Step Process
1. Free Consultation
Speak with our experienced attorneys to evaluate your case and determine eligibility. We’ll let you know if your car qualifies for a refund, replacement, or settlement.
2. We Handle the Paperwork
From filing your claim to negotiating with manufacturers, we handle all the heavy lifting, so you don’t have to.
3. Get Paid
Your Rights as a Texas Jeep Owner
Under the Texas Lemon Law, Jeep owners have the right to seek relief when a defective vehicle covered by the manufacturer’s written warranty cannot be properly repaired after a reasonable number of repair attempts. This state law, administered by the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (Texas DMV), applies to new motor vehicles purchased or leased in Texas and protects consumers when a defect substantially impairs the vehicle’s use, market value, or safety, including situations involving a serious safety hazard or the same defect recurring despite multiple repairs.
Why Choose Us for Lemon Law?
- Jeep owners should act quickly by contacting the dealer’s service department and, if necessary, the manufacturer to request repair assistance and provide written notice of the defect.
- It is critical to keep all repair orders and service records to document failed repair attempts and support a Texas lemon law claim.
- Owners must also be aware of their deadlines, as lemon law cases typically must be filed within the warranty period or within 30 months of delivery.
Jeep Models Covered Under Texas Lemon Law
- Jeep Wrangler
- Jeep Wrangler 4xe
- Jeep Gladiator
- Jeep Cherokee
- Jeep Grand Cherokee
- Jeep Compass
- Jeep Renegade
- Jeep Wagoneer & Grand Wagoneer
These vehicles, like all new vehicles, are subject to lemon law protections if defects covered by the original factory warranty persist despite reasonable repair attempts.
Why You Need a Texas Jeep Lemon Law Lawyer
- Jeep owners should act quickly by contacting the dealer’s service department and, if necessary, the manufacturer to request repair assistance and provide written notice of the defect.
- It is critical to keep all repair orders and service records to document failed repair attempts and support a Texas lemon law claim.
- Owners must also be aware of their deadlines, as lemon law cases typically must be filed within the warranty period or within 30 months of delivery.
What The Manufacturer May Owe You
Full Refund
Get reimbursed for your entire vehicle purchase, including all costs and taxes.
Cash Settlement
Receive a monetary payout for the unresolved issues with your car.
Vehicle Replacement
Replace your defective vehicle with a new one at no additional expense.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some frequent questions about the Texas Lemon Law and how it applies to consumers in the state.
When Does a Jeep Qualify as a Lemon in Texas?
A Jeep may qualify as a lemon vehicle under the Texas Lemon Law when a defect covered by the manufacturer’s written warranty substantially impairs vehicle use, market value, or safety and persists after a reasonable number of repair attempts. Also, if you pass the four-times test, you have taken the vehicle to a dealership for repairs four or more times for the same defect.
Does the Texas Lemon Law Cover Used Jeeps?
Yes, the Texas Lemon Law can cover a used vehicle if it is still protected by the manufacturer’s original warranty at the time the defect appears. Vehicles sold “as-is” or outside the warranty period generally do not qualify.
Can I Qualify if My Jeep Has High Mileage?
High mileage alone does not disqualify a claim if the defect occurred during the warranty period and the Jeep was still a new motor vehicle under state law when the problem began. The key factor is whether the defect was reported and repaired within the applicable warranty term.
How Long Do Jeep Lemon Law Cases Take in Texas?
Most Texas lemon law cases take several months, depending on repair history, manufacturer response, and whether the case proceeds through the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles or settlement. Claims that are well-documented with repair orders and written notice often resolve faster.
Can I File a Claim if My Jeep Is Leased?
Yes, leased Jeeps are covered under the Texas Lemon Law, as long as they are new motor vehicles covered by the manufacturer’s warranty. Lessees have the same right to file a lemon law complaint as purchasers.
How Long Do I Have to File a Lemon Law Claim in Texas?
A Lemon Law complaint must be filed within six months of the earliest of the following events: the last repair attempt, the expiration of the warranty, or the vehicle being out of service for 30 days. It is important to note that you pass the 30-day test if your vehicle has been out of service for repairs due to a defect for 30 or more days within the first 24 months or 24,000 miles.
date you first reported the defect.
Can I Sue a Dealership for Selling Me a Lemon in Texas?
Most lemon law claims are brought against the manufacturer, not the dealer, under the state law administered by the Texas DMV. However, dealerships may be liable under Texas Deceptive Trade Practices laws or for separate warranty claims or misrepresentation violations.
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