When a consumer purchases a new automobile, they trust that the dealership and manufacturer are providing them with a reliable vehicle to own. There can be occasions when a car can be defective when it comes off the manufacturer’s line and the flaw is not immediately caught by the producer. However, once the consumer has discovered the issue, they have a legal right to request that the automobile is repaired. If they have given the dealership or manufacturer more than a reasonable amount of time to solve the issue and a solution has not been found. The consumer can possible request a refund or replacement vehicle that is covered under most state’s lemon law for cars.
How to Know if an Automobile Qualifies as a Lemon
The Lemon law for cars can vary depending on the state where the automobile was purchased from. They have certain requirements such as the automobile cannot be over a certain mileage or age. In some states, they are required to be undrivable for so many days out of the year to qualify as a lemon. If the consumer has attempted and given the manufacturer adequate time to remedy the problem, they can legally pursue financial recovery from the company if they have failed to solve the problem.
You Do Not have to Suffer Financial Loss and be Stuck with a Lemon when Help is Available
Since 1995, Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center® has been providing their clients with the services they require to help recover from purchasing a defective automobile. They have a vast amount of knowledge and extensive experience in assisting consumers across the nation finding relief after purchasing a car that was unreliable. From receiving a replacement auto to being reimbursed for expenses on a lemon auto, they have a high success rate of being able to help their clients recover financially and relieve them of being stuck with a defective automobile.
