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The Florida lemon law also known as the Motor Vehicle Warranty Enforcement Act was established because the legislators in Florida recognized that a tremendous hardship is created for consumers when a car cannot be repaired. The Florida lemon law requires the manufacturer to repurchase or replace a car that meets a certain warranty repair history.

Specifically, the Florida lemon law states that if a consumer has presented a car for the same recurring defect three or more times or the car has been in an authorized repair facility 15 or more days (this can be for different repairs and the days do not have to be consecutive), the consumer can then pursuant to the Florida lemon law statute provide written notification to the manufacturer that it has a final opportunity to repair the car.