What is covered under Arizona Lemon Law?

Arizona Car Lemon Law covers new vehicles which are being used for the transportation of people or property over public highways, motor homes, etc. and the law further mandates that used cars are covered for 15 days or 500 miles after delivery, whichever comes first. It also doesn’t cover any vehicles with a declared gross weight over five tons. However, used car lemon law in Arizona provides...

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Nevada Lemon Law for Used Cars

Are you fed up with repairs of your newly purchased vehicle? Did you end with a lemon vehicle? As a Nevada consumer, you can get help from state laws. You can claim reimbursement for your defective vehicle, depending upon the case, in the form of a buyback of your lemon vehicle or monetarily compensated for the bad experience you had gone through while getting it repaired.  In case,...

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How does Nevada Lemon Law work?

The Nevada Lemon Law protects consumers of cars, motorcycles, and other street motor vehicles. This Law protects a consumer when the vehicle exhibits a defect or condition that negatively affects the use of vehicle, value, or safety. You qualify for the Nevada Lemon Laws protection when the vehicle has been in the shop either for an unreasonable number of repairs attempt or an unreasonable period....

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Understanding Texas Lemon Law

Many times, you don’t get what you pay for. Every year, many buyers find this out the hard way by either purchasing or leasing a defective vehicle that never worked the way it was supposed to. Unfortunately, if you are one of these folks who bought or leased a “lemon car” and made multiple trips to the repair shop in an attempt to fix it, then there is car lemon law in Texas that can provide you...

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What is Ohio Lemon Law and how it Works?

The Lemon Law in Ohio is applicable for the new cars, non-commercial motor vehicles, motor homes, and recreational vehicles. According to Ohio Lemon Law a “non-commercial motor vehicle” is any vehicle, including a farm truck that is designed by the manufacturer to carry a load not heavier than one ton. Along with that, the vehicle must also be used exclusively for purposes other than those involving...

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