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Delivery Date
State Lemon Law rights run from delivery. Florida gives 24 months; New York gives 2 years or 18,000 miles.
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IS YOUR VEHICLE A LEMON?
Six questions about the vehicle, the defect and the repair history. No contact details required to see the result.
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Bad VehicleLemon Law eligibility check.
EXPLORE ↓Eligibility Check
Answer six questions about the vehicle.
The quiz follows the same facts an attorney reviews first: when the vehicle was delivered, how serious the defect is, how many repair attempts were made, and how long it sat unavailable.
What the Quiz Checks
The six facts that decide a claim.
A yes on all six is a strong signal. A no on one of them does not end the matter — federal warranty law can still apply.
02
How It Was Sold
The state process is aimed at qualifying new and demonstrator vehicles purchased or long-term leased in the state.
03
Severity of the Defect
The issue generally needs to materially affect value, safety or function rather than being a minor annoyance.
04
Repair Attempts
Repeat visits for the same unresolved defect are the core of the record. Different defects do not add up.
05
Days Out of Service
Cumulative days the vehicle was held for repair or unavailable to the owner can carry a claim on their own.
06
The Records
Repair orders with dates, mileage and the written complaint are what turn a story into evidence.
Quiz said no? It is still worth a look.
Talk to the Attorney ↗About the Quiz
Questions people ask before taking it.
The quiz is a first filter, not a legal opinion. These answers explain what it can and cannot tell you.
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It tells you whether the facts fit the pattern the law recognises. Whether a claim succeeds depends on the records, the warranty terms and the manufacturer's response, which only a review of the actual documents can address.
No. The result appears on screen. Contact details are only requested if you decide you want a review of the repair history.
No. State Lemon Law is one route among several. A vehicle that falls outside the state process can still have rights under a written or implied warranty, and federal law including the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act may apply depending on the vehicle and repair history.
Yes. Answer from memory for now. Dealerships keep copies of every repair order and they can be requested, so incomplete paperwork is not a reason to stop.
Yes. A qualifying leased vehicle can be protected when the defect appears during the lease and the vehicle meets the same substantive requirements that apply to a purchase. The lease agreement and payment history are reviewed separately.
After the Quiz
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The quiz is a first filter. Send the vehicle details and the repair history for a real review.
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