Where Can I Get More Information About The Lemon Law?

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Where Can I Get More Information About The Lemon Law?

North Dakota Office of the Attorney General
Consumer Protection and Antitrust Division
600 East Boulevard Avenue
Bismark, ND 585050040
7013283404 or 8004722600
www.state.nd.us/ndag/cpat/cpat.html

Center for Auto Safety (CAS)
2001 S Street NW
Washington DC 200091160
2023287700
www.autosafety.org
CAS is a non profit consumer group specializing in auto issues. They can help you find out about safety recalls, Lemon Law, secret warranties, and other general information.

Car Talk Car Reports:
You might want to run a Car Talk Car Report (http://cartalk.cars.com/Tools/carreport.pl) on your car, to see if there have been any recalls, Technical Service Bulletins, or a large number of complaints on file relating to your particular problem.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
400 Seventh Street SW, Washington, DC 20590
Auto Safety Hotline: 8004249393
NHTSA can give you information on the safety recall history of your vehicle.

Other North Dakota Lemon Law FAQs

Q: What Is The Lemon Law?
A: The 1987 General Assembly enacted a lemon law to give better remedies to North Carolina consumers who buy or lease a new car that is a lemon. The lemon law (a) defines … More
Q: What Vehicles Are Covered Under The Lemon Law?
A: The lemon law does not apply just to passenger cars. It covers any new motor vehicle other than a house trailer, provided that the vehicle does not have a gross … More
Q: When Is A Vehicle Considered A Lemon?
A: A vehicle is a lemon if it is seriously defective and could not be repaired in a reasonable number of attempts. Serious Defect: A serious defect is any defect or … More
Q: What Remedies Are Available To The Consumer?
A: If the manufacturer has not fixed the vehicle after a reasonable number of attempts, the purchaser or leasing consumer is entitled to choose a comparable, new … More
Q: What Steps Should I Take?
A: When you buy your car, read your warranty and owner`s manual carefully. Follow all maintenance guidelines. When you notice a defect, take the vehicle to an authorized … More
Q: What About Arbitration?
A: Many auto manufacturers have established dispute resolution programs for customers with warranty problems. Some require you to use these programs before you go to … More
Q: When Should I Conside Seeing A Lawyer?
A: If arbitration fails, or if you did not have to use arbitration and did not want to, you should consider seeing a private attorney. Many people are reluctant to do … More