Lemon Law NYC New York NY

Lemon Law

Author: Tracy Roberts
Lemon Law NYC New York NY
Lemon Law NYC New York NY
In vehicle terms, a ‘lemon’ is referred to as a vehicle a person has owned for less than two years that is defective. A vehicle is usually considered defective if either the manufacturer or dealer is unable to repair the vehicle after a number of repair attempts. The New York Lemon Laws and the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (Federal Lemon Law) gives residents of New York a legal method of acquiring compensation for a lemon such as a replacement, refund, or cash for defective trucks, cars, RV’s, motorcycles, and other vehicles. To qualify for compensation, one must have made reasonable attempts to have the vehicle repaired while the vehicle is still under the manufacturer's warranty. That is, if the vehicle does not meet the terms of the manufacturer’s warranty or the dealer cannot repair it after a number of attempts during the first two years or 18, 000 miles. The owner of the vehicle has the choice of a comparable replacement or a complete refund
Lemon Law NYC New York NY