What Would Be Considered A Lemon?
A lemon automobile is one which does not conform to the express warranty and cannot be repaired after a reasonable number of attempts at least four repair visits to correct the same malfunction during the warranty period or within one year of delivery of the vehicle; or if the vehicle has been out of service for repair for a combined total of at least 30 days during the same period. If the defect still exists, the manufacturer may replace the lemon with a new vehicle or may give a full refund.
Other Louisiana Lemon Law FAQs
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What Is The Lemon Law?
A: The Lemon Law states that a manufacturer has a legal duty to repair a new motor vehicle. A lemon is defined as a new motor vehicle (it does not include newly leased or … More -
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What Vehicles Are Covered Under The Lemon Law?
A: The following table summarizes what is covered, how many times the vehicle has to be repaired for the same defect and the warranty period. Vehicles Covered Repair … More -
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What Do I Have Do To Get A Replacement Or Refund For A Lemon Vehicle?
A: A buyer must first use the free mediation or arbitration procedures that the manufacturer has set up to deal with complaints. Be prepared by keeping all receipts for … More -
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Where Can I Get More Information About The Lemon Law?
A: Louisiana Attorney General`s Office Consumer Protection Division 1 America Place P.O. Box 94095 Baton Rouge, LA 708049095 5043429638 or … More
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