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Bought a used car with serious issues? Some states offer lemon law protection for used vehicles, especially if there's a warranty. Learn what applies to you and how to protect your rights.
Breakdowns far from home are stressful and risky. Know your rights, document everything, and contact roadside assistance or your manufacturer right away. You may be entitled to repairs, towing, or even compensation.
Had repeated car issues under warranty? You might be entitled to a refund or replacement. Check your eligibility in minutes—fast, free, and easy!
A lemon law arbitration hearing is an informal legal process where a neutral third party (the arbitrator) hears both sides of a vehicle dispute — typically between a consumer and a manufacturer. The consumer presents evidence such as repair records, warranty information, and testimonies showing the vehicle is defective.
You bought what you thought was a great car, but now you are wondering if something went wrong. Maybe it has been back to the repair shop more times than you want to remember, or the same thing keeps breaking, no matter how many times the dealer says they fixed it. If this sounds like what's happening to you, you might have gotten a lemon. Lemon law in Colorado helps people who get stuck with cars that just don't work right. But how do you know if your car really counts? In this blog, let us look at some easy ways to tell if your car might be a lemon. [1] The same thing keeps breaking