How Does The Manufacturers' Warranty Factor Into The Lemon Law Equation?
New Hampshire`s Lemon Law also requires that any motor vehicle sold in New Hampshire conform to the applicable manufacturer`s warranty and that manufacturers promptly correct defects covered by the warranty. This requirement is complemented by RSA 382A:2329 which requires automobile manufacturers to maintain instate service agents and to provide parts needed for repairs within 30 days or less.
Other New Hampshire Lemon Law FAQs
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What Is The Lemon Law And How Does It Work?
A: New cars and other new motor vehicles are covered by manufacturers` warranties. These warranties must follow the rules set by the federal MagnusonMoss Warranty … More -
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What Vehicles Are Covered Under The Lemon Law?
A: New Hampshire`s Lemon Law applies only to new motor vehicles, described in the statute as vehicles still under manufacturer`s original warranty. Low mileage used cars … More -
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Under What Conditions Is A Vehicle Considered A Lemon?
A: A vehicle is considered to be a lemon if: the new vehicle is substantially impaired in use, value, or safety due to a defect covered by the manufacturer`s warranty … More -
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How Do I Qualify For Arbitration Under The Lemon Law?
A: In order to qualify for arbitration, you must ordinarily show either: the manufacturer or its representative has made at least three unsuccessful attempts to fix the … More -
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Who Can I Contact If I Have A Problem?
A: Better Business Bureau for mediation and arbitration assistance if your car`s problem does not fall under New Hampshire`s Lemon Law Better Business Bureau 410 South … More
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