Lemon Law Blog

Lemon Law Protections for Leased Vehicles 
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates consumers inadvertently purchase 150,000 vehicles each year that contain repeating, unfixable defects. These “lemon” vehicles cost Americans thousands of dollars each year in unforeseen repair costs, alternate transportation fees, towing, out-of-town lodging, and much more. Consumers who lease their vehicles can suffer these problems just as much as those who buy outright Read More...

What Happens to my Loan if my Car is a Lemon? 
Buying a new car is one of the largest single purchases many Americans make in their lives. The process can drain you of more than just money, but Read More...

Lemon Laws and the Environment 
Government agencies require automakers to do more than adhere to safety regulations: they must also abide by environmental protection laws mandated Read More...

Lemon Vehicles and Resale Values
Lemon cars can happen to anyone. Every major automotive manufacturer has inadvertently built lemons, from everyday car makers like General Motors or Read More...

How to Document and Build a Strong Lemon Law Claim 
Nothing can throw a wrench in your life quite like learning your new car is a lemon. What should be an exciting time to show off one of the largest Read More...

The Impact of Lemon Laws on the Automotive Industry 
Lemon Laws keep consumers safe when a recently purchased vehicle is defective. These state laws vary by region but offer a range of coverage periods, Read More...

What Happens to Recalled Lemon Cars 
Americans buy and lease hundreds of thousands of vehicles each year, many of which leave the factory with repeating, unfixable problems. The National Read More...

How Good Record Keeping Makes a Good Lemon Law Claim 
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) claims roughly 150,000 Americans purchase defective vehicles each year. They don’t do Read More...

Common Myths About Lemon Law 
Lemon laws exist to protect consumers when their brand-new vehicles go bad. Americans expect their new cars and trucks to work correctly when they Read More...

International Perspectives on Lemon Law: How Other Countries Handle Defective Vehicles
Lemon Law has been saving Americans from the devastation of unforeseen vehicle defects for decades. Federal law, the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, has Read More...