What Can I Expect If I Am Awarded A Refund?
If you are awarded a refund under the terms of the lemon law, the manufacturer must refund:
- The full purchase price of the vehicle, or the amount you actually paid on your lease. However, for either a purchased or leased vehicle, the manufacturer may deduct a reasonable allowance for the time that you were able to use the vehicle. This deduction cannot exceed 10 cents per mile or 10 percent of the purchase price, whichever is less;
- The cost of certain options installed by the manufacturer or dealer;
- Sales tax;
- License fees;
- Registration fees;
- Reimbursement for towing; and,
- Rental expenses.
Note: If you are awarded a replacement vehicle, you have the option of receiving a refund instead.
Other Minnesota Lemon Law FAQs
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What Is The Minnesota Motor Vehicle Warranty Statue?
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What Vehicles Are Covered Under The Lemon Law?
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What Is The Manufacturer's Duty To Repair?
A: The manufacturer or its authorized dealer must repair a motor in accordance with the terms of the warranty, even after the manufacturer`s warranty has expired, if: The … More -
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What Is The Manufacturer's Duty To Refund Or Replace?
A: The law has special refund and replacement provisions for cars that have substantial defects or problems, commonly called lemons. Under the law, if the manufacturer or … More -
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When Would A Refund Or Replacement Not Be Given?
A: Be aware that the manufacturer does not have to make a refund or replace the vehicle if: The problem does not substantially impair the use or market value of the … More -
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What Are The Refund And Replacement Eligibility Requirements?
A: Just because a repair shop has made a number of unsuccessful attempts to fix your car you are not automatically eligible for a refund or replacement vehicle. You must … More -
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How Does Arbitration Work?
A: Automobile manufacturers doing business in Minnesota must offer consumers an arbitration program which considers consumers` warranty related disputes. A manufacturer`s … More -
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How Should I Prepare My Lemon Law Claim?
A: Keep copies of all purchase orders, sales receipts, lease agreements, warranties, repair invoices, letters and other documents concerning your vehicle and any of its … More -
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What If I Decide To Sue?
A: If you feel you must bring a lawsuit under the lemon law for a refund or replacement vehicle, you should consult an attorney (you may be eligible to recover the … More
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