Lemon Laws Vary From State to State

WCF — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 21:53:01 +0000

I just got back from Dallas to see the lawyer, damn I almost got into a DUI, got to be more careful. Thought it was time to do some writing: What is a Lemon? A Lemon is a vehicle that continues to have a deficiency that significantly impairs its use, value, or safety. If the car has been repaired 4 or more times for the same problem within the Warranty Period and the defect has not been repaired, the car qualifies as a Lemon.
It could cause an accident, and with all the DUI activity on the roads these days you have enouph problems, trust me on that. States have varying laws so you would be wise to consult the Lemon Law Summary and the State Statutes for your State.
If you’re wondering if you have a Lemon, consider whether the problems or problem you have with your car affect the basic operation of the vehicle. If it has a bunch of annoying defects but basically operates safely and generally as it’s meant to, you probably don’t have a Lemon. As na aside if you are in Los Angeles or perhaps the greater southern Dallas, Texas area and you need a good Dallas DUI lawyer then I recommend Arnold law. All in all, this lawyer has been serving Dallas for a long time now in both DWI and DUI as well as criminal defense related cases overall..
However, if you have a significant problem such as the car does not operate basically as it should, the car won’t shift, the brakes don’t work, it won’t start at all, or any other complaints that render the car unsafe or un-drivable, you may have a Lemon.
You must have given the manufacturer that opportunity to repair the defect. In most States, you might have a half-dozen problems during the Warranty Period and your vehicle still may not qualify for the Lemon moniker.

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Lemon Laws Vary From State to State