What Is Lemon Law?
Lemon laws protect buyers of new (and sometimes used) vehicles that turn out to have serious, repeated problems. If the car can’t be fixed after a reasonable number of attempts, you may have rights to a refund or replacement.
Signs Your Car Might Be a Lemon
- 3 or more repair attempts for the same issue within 2 years
- The car has been out of service for 30+ days for repairs
- Persistent issues affecting safety, value, or use
Checklist: What to Do
- Keep repair records – every service visit counts
- Document all problems – photos, videos, written notes
- Communicate in writing with the dealer/manufacturer
- Request a buyback or replacement if repairs fail
What to Document
- Warranty and purchase paperwork
- Repair orders and invoices
- All correspondence with the dealer/manufacturer
- Timeline of issues and repairs
Next Steps
Don’t delay—many states have strict deadlines for filing lemon law claims. Consult a qualified consumer law attorney to review your situation.
Think your car might be a lemon? Ginsburg Law Group, PC can help you understand your options and protect your investment. Contact us for a free consultation.
