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What should I do if I have a lemon?
If you have a lemon, you must notify the manufacturer of the problem in writing by certified mail. The manufacturer has an additional opportunity to repair your car within 10 days. If the manufacturer cannot repair your car and the manufacturer has an informal dispute settlement procedure that complies with Federal Trade Commission regulations, the refund and replacement provisions of the Lemon Law won't apply until you submit to the procedure. You are not bound by the decision and can still seek available legal remedies, including asking a court to award a replacement vehicle or reimbursement of the purchase price (less a reasonable allowance for use), plus attorney fees and court costs.
More about Lemon Law :
▫ What is a lemon vehicle?
▫ How to recognize a lemon car?
▫ Do I have a lemon?
▫ Car VIN number revealed
▫ What about Motor Homes and Motorcycles?
▫ The lemon law complaint process
▫ Is a Used or Leased Car protected?
▫ Lemon car manufacturers responsibilities
▫ Do I need a lawyer?
▫ How lemon law cases are handled?
▫ Who pay the lawyer?
▫ What should I do if I have a lemon?
▫ When can I take action?
▫ State by State Lemon Law Summaries
▫ Tips to Protect your inverstment!
▫ How to pick a lawyer or attorneys
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