Have you been sold a car which has constantly failed to meet the standards of quality and performance? Chances are that Florida Lemon Law of New Cars has a remedy for such a dud car. Your money can be refunded or your vehicle can be replaced under this law.
Is your Vehicle a “lemon” under the Lemon Law of New Cars in Florida?
Florida Lemon Law of New Cars covers your vehicle if-
1. It’s a car or a truck sold in Florida to transport persons or property. It may include demonstrators, recreational vehicles (excluding living facilities). It may be a leased vehicle, the repair of which is the lessee’s duty. A vehicle that runs on tracks, or off-roads, a motorcycle, or truck over 10,000 pounds G.V.W. is excluded.
2. It has a defect or a condition that considerably reduces its use, value or safety.
3. The manufacturer or the service agent is intimated about the defect during the “Lemon Law Rights Period”. This includes the first 24 months after the vehicle has been delivered to you.
4. the defect remains unfixed even after a “reasonable number of attempts”. The manufacturer is then required to re-purchase the defective vehicle back from you or deliver a replacement vehicle.
5. The defect is not a result of accident, maltreatment, neglect, alteration, or modification of the vehicle. And it’s not by the person other than the manufacturer or its authorized service agent.
If you are Floridian who has a Lemon problem, leave it to the experts at Allen Stewart who are experts in Lemon Law of New Cars in Florida.
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