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By: Ikedi Ani-okoye.

Lemon Laws introduction

Refers to various state laws protecting consumers when they purchase vehicles found to be persistently defective.

Do you have a Lemon Laws problem

fI there is the paint peeling,or the light switch came out when you gently pulled on it, the car makes a ratlling sound but otherwise drives just fine, or you have found 10 things you hate about your new car but none of them prevent you from driving it, if so then you have no Lemon law problem them.

When the brakes are not working, the car won't go into reverse gear, if the car wont start one cold mornings or hot afternoons, the rear door opens all by itself, the driver's seat wobbles, or the car chugs along at 30 mph when it should be going 50 mph, if thses problems fit your profile then it means you may have a Lemon law problem Providing you've given the seller to trepaan opportunity to repair the defect.

Getting assitance for lemon law

whether you neead a lawyer for the lemon law depend on the State you bought or Registered your car in. In some States the procedure is very easy you just fill in a formant. In other States, you will need to hire an Attorney.

It is only about half the States that allows you to recovery fees from an attorney. If you Lemon law case is taken under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, Attorney Fees will be awarded if you win. Note with lemon law cases a lawyer is payed for the case according to time he actuall spends on the lemon law case, rather than being tied to the recovery. if you lose you must pay the manufacturer'slaweer fees.

CONCLUSION

Lemon law is the perfect way to recover on a vehicle if you feel that you have a faulty vehicle and the manufacurer will not remedy the situation. Always be sure to check out your car before driving away with it. It is best to try and avoid filing a lemon laws case. car sellers who know they have been selling rubbish vehicles or potential death traps have been known to drag their feet when someone complains about their new vehicle falling to bits because of there fear of lots of call backs.