Think your car is a Lemon?
If so, we can help. If you have had repeated
repairs to your vehicle or it has been out of service for several days,
it may be a lemon and you may be entitled to a cash settlement, refund
or a new car. Even if your vehicle does not meet the lemon law
requirements, you may still be entitled to a cash settlement, refund or
new car under federal law. These laws can apply to used cars too.
You paid a lot of money for your vehicle and cannot afford to delay in
resolving the problems with your vehicle. The longer you wait, the
harder it will be to resolve your case. You must act quickly and present
your problems to the manufacturer. Our experienced attorneys are here to
walk you through every aspect of the lemon law process and make it quick
and easy. Most of all, we can put an end to the headaches with your car.
No fee or cost to you!
All fees and costs are paid by the
manufacturer. You pay nothing! Don't delay, take two minutes now and end
all the headaches with your vehicle. If you are having car problems,
call us toll free at 1-877- 57-LEMON (1-877-575-3666) today to speak to
a lemon law attorney at no cost to you. Or you can complete the email
evaluation form for a free case evaluation.
Washington Lemon Law Information
The Washington Lemon Law protects buyers of motor vehicles, including demonstration vehicles, certain motorcycles, and motor homes. The Washington State Lemon Law also covers used motor vehicles with less than 24,000 miles on them when purchased or leased. A vehicle may qualify as a “lemon” if has one or more “substantial” defects that have undergone a reasonable number of repair attempts.
Substantial defects include ones that render a car or truck unsafe as well as ones that significantly impair a car or truck’s reliability, use, or value. Under the Washington Lemon Law, a car or truck is subject to “a reasonable number of attempts” if:
1. The vehicle undergoes at least two (2) attempts to diagnose or repair a serious safety defect (at least one during the warranty period) and the defect continues to exist;
2. The vehicle undergoes at least four (4) attempts to diagnose or repair a nonconformity (at least one during the warranty period) and the nonconformity continues to exist; or
3. The vehicle is out of service a cumulative total of thirty (30) or more calendar days for diagnosis or repair of one or more nonconformities or serious safety defects (at least 15 days during the warranty period).
The Washington State Lemon Law defines “warranty period” as 2 years from the original delivery or 24,000 miles of use, whichever occurs first. Defects must be reported during warranty period as described above.
In addition to the Washington Lemon Law, the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, commonly known as the “Federal Lemon Law,” also applies to cars or trucks that exhibit problems during the manufacturer’s warranty period. Even if your car or truck does not meet all the requirements of the Washington Lemon Law, you still could recover remedies under the Federal Lemon Law.
If your car or truck meets the requirements under either Lemon Law, you may be entitled to a refund, a replacement vehicle, or a cash settlement. Besides those remedies, these Lemon Laws also require the manufacturer to pay your attorney fees. Therefore, these Lemon Laws allow our office to represent you at no cost to you.
Free Case Evaluation
If you have experienced problems with your car or truck during the manufacturer’s warranty period, you may be entitled to relief under the Washington State Lemon Law or the Federal Lemon Law. Please call 1-877-57-LEMON (1-877-575-3666) for a free case evaluation, or simply complete the e-mail evaluation form.
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