How the Used Car Lemon Law Can Help You?

HOW THE USED CAR LEMON LAW CAN HELP YOU ? You bought a used car but there are some underlying issues either with its brakes , engine , tires , windows , locks , or any other parts . As of the defect present in the car , you assume it to be a lemon . However , barely believing your assumption of it " ... being a lemon .... " is not enough . Rather , you need to prove it according to the lemon laws of your state . What is meant by Substantial Defect ? ● A substantial defect in a used car affects the car's use , safety and value . Airbag Defect Brake Defects Steering Defects • Seatbelt Defect ● What is the definition of a " lemon " ? Safety - System Defects According to the California lemon law , a vehicle is considered to be a lemon , if a " substantial " defect arouses in it after a certain time from the moment it was purchased and is during the dealer's warranty period which is usually 30 days or 1,000 miles since it was purchased . • Electrical Defects Engine Defects including Stalling • Acceleration Defects Paint Defects • Cruise Control Defects Air Conditioner Defects Defective Locks . What is meant by a reasonable number of repair attempts ? In regards to the California used car lemon law , the reasonable number of defect attempts is typically a parameter that defines the number of times the car is taken in for repair . How do lemon laws work ? Once you have the required set of evidence that proves your used car to be a lemon , you can file a case against the manufacturer or the dealer from which you have purchased the car . www.car-inspectors.com