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California Lemon Law – How Could I Get My Car To Qualify Entirely For The California Lemon Law?
You think you have a vehicle that is a lemon and probably qualifies under the California Lemon Law. Before you put action to your feeling, continue reading to help you determine if your vehicle qualifies under this law.
Basically, the law provides for the consumer the entitlement to either get a replacement vehicle or refund from the manufacturer of the lemon. Included in this qualification is that the vehicle has been in the repair shop for the defect for at least 30 days (not necessarily consecutive) and several attempts have been made to fix the defect, but to no avail You are still dealing with it.
Originally, there had to be four repair attempts within 18 months, but now that is not the case anymore with the California Lemon Law. You may actually qualify with less repair attempts as well as qualifying if it’s over 18 months. Every situation is different and it is reviewed on a case by case basis.
One misconception is that this law only qualifies new vehicle; not used ones, which is understood by most people, but is incorrect. As long as your vehicle is still under warranty, then you are okay. For example, if you bought a new car and it had 20,000 miles on it, it could still qualify if it had a warranty for 36 months or 36,000 miles. Because of people not realizing this, many tolerate lemon vehicles when they don’t have to and should be contacting a California Lemon Law Lawyer.
Finally, with regard to misconceptions, most people do not realize what it means when the law qualifies you by asking you what kind of repair attempts were made. What the law means is that if there has been a reasonable number of repair attempts made on the vehicle and it is still defective, then it can probably qualify.
Generally speaking, the only way you will know if your car qualifies is to consult an attorney and preferably one that specializes in this lemon law in California. Some lawyers who deal specifically with this law will do a free evaluation to determine if, in fact, you do qualify under this specific law. Also, some attorneys will take on your Lemon Law case without any money out of your pocket.
The California Lemon Law is a vehicle consumer’s best friend. To ascertain if you legally qualify, contact a specialist and get evaluated. Don’t let any vehicle manufacturer get away with selling you a lemon. You deserve better.
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