How Do You Know If Your Vehicle Is A Lemon?

Do you have a new car? Does it have persistent problems requiring repeated repair attempts? If so, you may be entitled to a refund or replacement vehicle under the lemon laws in your state. Our lemon law attorneys help consumers file vehicle defect claims in Texas and Ohio. If you need assistance with a lemon law claim, Lemon LawDog can help.

For a free case evaluation, call us at 888-472-1124 or complete our contact form. The lawyers at Lemon LawDog represent clients throughout Texas and Ohio.

How Lemons Are Defined

Each state has established its own legal definition of a lemon vehicle. For example, in Texas, the vehicle has to be less than 24 months old or under 24,000 miles. Ohio’s lemon law applies to vehicles that are less than 12 months old or have 18,000 miles or less. Our lemon law attorneys can help you understand the laws in your state. In general, a lemon vehicle is defined by the following:

• It is a newly purchased or leased vehicle.
• It is covered under a manufacturer’s warranty.
• There is a substantial vehicle defect that affects the vehicle’s safety, drivability or intended purpose.

State and federal lemon laws may apply to passenger vehicles, motorcycles or recreational vehicles (RVs). In addition, for lemon laws to kick in, you must have made attempts to get the vehicle repaired by the dealership or manufacturer. Our lemon law attorneys have created a questionnaire that can help you better understand whether your vehicle is a lemon under your state’s laws.

Our consumer protection attorneys know how frustrating it is to have to take your new vehicle back to the shop for extensive repairs. If your new or leased vehicle has persistent problems, and the manufacturer has failed to repair the vehicle after multiple attempts, you may be entitled to a replacement vehicle or a refund.

We can review your vehicle’s warranty to determine whether you have a breach of warranty claim.

Is Your Vehicle Defective? Contact Lemon LawDog For Free.

Our firm offers a free consultation to help you determine whether your vehicle defect qualifies for a replacement or refund. To schedule a free consultation with a consumer protection lawyer, please call 888-472-1124 or complete our contact form. Lemon LawDog serves clients throughout Texas and Ohio.