Where Can I Get More Information About The Lemon Law?

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Where Can I Get More Information About The Lemon Law?

Office of the Attorney General
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Strawberry Square
Harrisburg, PA 17120
www.attorneygeneral.gov/ppd/bcp/index.htm

Pennsylvania Bar Association
100 South Street
P.O. Box 186, Harrisburg, PA 171080186
Lawyer Referral Service: 8006927375 or 7172386807
www.pabar.org

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 Pennsylvania Lemon Law FAQs

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A: The Pennsylvania Automobile Lemon Law applies to any new vehicle purchased and registered in Pennsylvania for personal or family use and designed to transport up to 15 … More
Q: What Must A Seller Give Me When I Buy A New Car?
A: The seller of a new car must give you: A copy of the Buyers Rights; and A list of the manufacturers zone offices, with their addresses and phone numbers. More
Q: How Long Is The Pennsylvania Lemon Law Warranty Period?
A: The Lemon Law applies to problems or defects that are discovered within: One year after delivery of the vehicle to the buyer; or The first 12,000 miles; or The term of … More
Q: What Defects Are Covered Under The Lemon Law?
A: The Lemon Law applies to any defect, problem, or condition that substantially impairs a vehicles use, value, or safety. The Lemon Law does not apply to any defect or … More
Q: I Think I Have A Lemon, What Do I Do?
A: You must bring the car to a manufacturerauthorized service center or dealer for repair. If the car cannot be delivered: You must notify the manufacturer in … More
Q: Under What Conditions Do I Qualify For A Refund Or Replacement?
A: A buyer cannot get a refund or replacement of the vehicle unless the manufacturer has been unable to correct the problem after a reasonable number of attempts. The … More
Q: What Arbitration Programs Are Available To Me?
A: Manufacturer Sponsored Arbitration Many manufacturers sponsor arbitration programs to hear and make decisions about consumer warranty problems. An owner with a … More
Q: What If I Am Not Satisfied With The Arbitration Results?
A: If you are not satisfied with the results of arbitration, or if arbitration was not available or could not be used, you can file a lawsuit against the manufacturer in … More