What Is Not Covered?

Other New Jersey Lemon Law FAQs

• Q: What Is The Lemon Law?
  A: The Lemon Law applies to anyone who buys, leases or registers a new car or motorcycle in New Jersey. The intent of the law is to require the manufacturer of a new … More
• Q: 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
• Q: What Are Covered Defects?
  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: What Is The Covered Warranty Period?
  A: The Lemon Law applies to problems or defects that are discovered within: Two years after delivery of the vehicle to the buyer; or The first 18,000 miles, whichever … More
• Q: How Long Should The Repair Take?
  A: The Lemon Law allows the manufacturer a reasonable amount of time to repair or correct the defect. A reasonable amount of time means three repair attempts for the same … More
• Q: Under What Conditions Do I Qualify For A Manufacturer Refund Or Replacement For My Lemon?
  A: A buyer cannot get a refund or replacement of the vehicle unless the manufacturer has been unable to correct the problem within a reasonable time. The manufacturer is … More
• Q: What Do I Have To Do In Order To File A Lemon Law Claim?
  A: Before you can file a claim under the Lemon Law in the Division of Consumer Affairs, you must give the manufacturer one final chance to repair the defect. A letter to … More
• Q: What Recourse Do I Have If The Manufacturer Rejects My Lemon Law Claim?
  A: If the manufacturer does not accept your Lemon Law claim and will not refund your money or replace your vehicle, you have three choices. You may: ask for a hearing … 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: How Does The Arbitration Hearing Work?
  A: The Lemon Law gives consumers the chance to have their cases heard before an administrative law judge in the Office of Administrative Law. You have the right to hire … More