Q: What does Maryland Lemon Law cover?
A: Maryland Lemon Law covers new vehicles (and some used vehicles under warranty) that have defects affecting use, value, or safety and cannot be repaired after a reasonable number of attempts.

Q: What is the coverage period in Maryland?
A: The law generally applies within:

• 24 months, OR
• 18,000 miles
  whichever comes first.

Q: What qualifies as a lemon in Maryland?
A: A vehicle may qualify if:

• 4 repair attempts are made for the same issue, OR
• The vehicle is out of service for 30 or more cumulative days

Q: Are used cars covered in Maryland?
A: Yes, in some cases. Maryland provides additional protections for certain used vehicles, especially those sold with warranties.

Q: What remedies are available?
A: You may receive:

• A refund (buyback), or
• A replacement vehicle

Q: Does Maryland require manufacturer notice?
A: Yes. You must notify the manufacturer and allow a final repair attempt.

Q: Are leased vehicles covered?
A: Yes, leased vehicles are covered under Maryland Lemon Law.

Q: Who pays attorney’s fees?
A: If you win, the manufacturer typically pays your legal fees.