What Are The Possible Outcomes?

If the Lemon Law criteria are met, the law presumes that you are entitled to receive a comparable, new replacement vehicle of the same model with the same features, that is accepable to you, or a refund.

In the case of a refund, the manufacturer is entitled to deduct a reasonable allowance for vehicle use, based on the number of miles driven from date of delivery. After this deduction, you are entitled to receive the full purchase price, taxes, license and registration fees, and all other similar governmental fees, excluding finance interest.

If any of the following occur, you will not be covered by the Lemon Law:

The manufacturer proves that it has not had a reasonable opportunity to repair your car. For example, if you did not follow the terms of the warranty or some event (such as a labor strike, war, or natural disaster) prevented timely repairs.
No problem exists or the problem does not substantially impair the vehicle`s use, value, or safety.
If the defect was the result of abuse, neglect, unauthorized alterations or modifications, or an accident.

Other Oklahoma Lemon Law FAQs

Q: What Vehicles Are Covered Under The Lemon Law?
A: This law covers new motor vehicles that are registered under Oklahoma`s Motor Vehicle License and Registration Act, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, and the … More
Q: What Vehicles Are Not Covered?
A: The law does not cover vehicles that weigh more than 10,000 pounds and the living facilities of motor homes.
Q: For How Long And For How Many Miles Does The Lemon Law Provide Protection?
A: The term of protection is for term of the manufacturer`s express warranty or for the first year of ownership from date of delivery, whichever ends first. As long as … More
Q: What Types Of Defects Are Covered?
A: The Oklahoma Lemon Law covers any defect or series of defects that substantially impair the use and value of the vehicle.
Q: What Types Of Defects Are Not Covered?
A: Defects that are the result of your abuse or neglect, or any unauthorized modifications or alterations to the vehicle.
Q: Does The State Have A Used Car Lemon Law?
A: No
Q: What Do I Need To Do Before I Can Claim That My Car Is A Lemon?
A: The vehicle must have been taken in for a reasonable number of attempts to repair the defect(s). Under the following circumstances, your vehicle would be considered a … More
Q: What If My Problem Does Not Fit The Requirements Of My State's Lemon Law?
A: If your vehicle does not meet the term of protection or other specifics of the Lemon Law, it does not mean that your rights stop there. You still may be still be … More
Q: What Are My Options For Action Under The Lemon Law?
A: If the manufacturer either fails to make a final attempt to repair the defect, or if the defect still exists after such an attempt, you can try to get a replacement … More
Q: Does The Manufacturer Have To Tell Potential Purchasers Of The Car That It Was Deemed A Lemon?
A: Yes, full disclosure is required.

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