The Lemon Law

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What is the history of The Lemon Law?

The federal lemon law was passed by Congress in 1975 and applies to all goods, including cars, which come with a written warranty and cost more than $25 dollars. Under this federal lemon law, the warrantor is required to repair your car within a reasonable time. This can be as few as two or three repair attempts. If your car is deemed a lemon under the federal lemon law, you may be entitled to a refund, a replacement car, or a substantial cash payment depending upon the written warranty you were provided with when you purchased your lemon car.

The Lemon Law covers cars that have had repairs completed while covered under the manufacturer’s warranty.  Every state has enacted a lemon law.

Sometimes referred to as the Federal Lemon Law, the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act can help you to recover damages related to your lemon vehicle.

Used Car Lemon Laws

The Lemon Law does not always apply just to new cars.  Even if your vehicle was not new when you purchased it, you may still have a claim

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The Lemon Law is different in every state and we can help you navigate your search for proper representation

State Lemon Laws

Find the complete text of each state's Lemon Laws.  As you'll see, it gets complicated.  Give us a call to help!

Federal Lemon Law

The Magnuson Moss Warranty Act is commonly referred to as the Federal Lemon Law.

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