If you buy a new car in the state of Florida, you are protected under the Florida Auto Lemon Law. The Florida Lemon Law provides protection for the first 24 months after purchasing and taking delivery of your new vehicle. Automobiles Eligible for Florida Lemon Law Protection The Lemon Law applies to new vehicles, demonstrator [...]
As of this writing, there is no used car lemon law in Florida. While the state of Florida does have a lemon law policy for new cars, they do not have the used car lemon Law. Therefore, if you are in a state of Florida and purchasing a used or pre-owned car, the onus is [...]
New York’s Lemon Law does not apply to new vehicles only. The Used Car Lemon Law passed in 1984 extended protection to consumers that have bought used or pre-owned vehicles. Before submitting a claim, make sure that your vehicle falls within the used car category. New York Lemon Law Criteria Not all pre-owned vehicles qualify [...]
Below are the criteria and process for new car owners to file a claim under New York’s New Car Lemon Law protection. Before filing a claim, check to see if the car fits all four of the following conditions: The vehicle is not used commercially. It auto must be operated primarily for personal use. The [...]
The Connecticut Used Car Warranty covers vehicles that fit the following criteria: Vehicle must be six years old or less, Warrantied for 30 days or 1,500 miles (which ever comes first) if the vehicle purchase price was between $3,000 and $5,000 Warrantied for 60 days or 3,000 miles (which ever comes first) if the car [...]
New York state enacted its New Car Lemon Law in 1983 and the following year enacted the Used Car Lemon Law. Ten years later,in 1993, another law was enacted to cover motorized wheelchairs. New or Used: Selecting the Proper Category Individuals looking for protection under the New York Lemon Law must first determine which of [...]
In 1982 Connecticut first enacted legislation to protect car buyers from ending up with a lemon. Since 1982 the Lemon Law has been enhanced and tweaked their Automobile Dispute Arbitration Program to cover the latest technologies for private passenger, combination vehicles and motorcycles. New or Used: Not Too Many Options Connecticut only really has a [...]