What Does The Law Do For Me If I Have A Lemon?
By: LawInfo
The law states that after the manufacturer has made a reasonable number of attempts to fix your car, you may be entitled to a refund or a replacement vehicle. Regardless of whether or not you receive a new car, the Lemon Law procedure should assist you in successfully having your vehicle repaired.
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Additional Virginia Lemon Law FAQs
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What Makes A Vehicle A Lemon?
A: The Lemon Law applies if any of the following conditions apply within the first 18 months of your automobile purchase: Your new vehicle has been subject to repair … More -
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What Vehicles Are Covered Under The Lemon Law?
A: The following table summarizes what is covered, how many times the vehicle has to be repaired for the same defect and the warranty period. Vehicles Covered Repair … More -
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What Do I Do If I Have A Lemon?
A: Under the Lemon Law, it is your responsibility to notify the manufacturer, preferably in writing, of the need to correct or repair the problem within 18 months of … More -
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Is There A Used Vehicle Lemon Law?
A: No. -
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Should I Stop Payments On The Car?
A: Not unless you are advised to do so by your attorney. -
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What If I Notify The Manufacturer But The Problem Still Exists At The End Of The First 18 Months?
A: The Lemon Law rights period will be extended. Suggestions: It is very important that you keep a written history of any problems with your new car and all repairs made. … More -
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Where Can I File A Complaint?
A: City of Alexandria: Mailing address: City Hall, P.O.Box 178 Alexandria, VA 22313 Phone number: 7038384350 Email: prescott.barbash@ci.alexandria.va.us … More -
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What If I Have Other Questions Or Specific Problems I Need Help With Solving?
A: You should consult a legal assistance attorney or a private attorney of your choice as soon as possible. The Office of the Post Judge Advocate is located in Building … More
