If you own a new car in Florida that is constantly breaking down, you may be eligible for a buyback or vehicle replacement. New cars and vehicles purchased in the state of Florida that qualify as lemons can be returned for either reimbursement or replacement by the manufacturer/dealer. To get the most out of your lemon law situation, consider engaging the services of an experienced Florida lemon law attorney. Florida's lemon law involves several components. Find out more about your options for getting a vehicle replaced or repurchased with the Florida Lemon Law. Do You Have a Lemon? Vehicles in [...]

Buying a new car can be fun, but that fun comes to a screeching halt the moment you find out you have a lemon. Unfortunately, no matter how hard manufacturers’ work or how trustworthy vehicle factories, some cars are made with imperfections. The state of Florida sells an average of 511,500 cars annually. With such a high number, there is bound to be at least a few lemons in the batch. Florida’s Lemon Law exists to protect consumers who end up with new vehicles that need continuous servicing or repair. In the event that an individual ends up with a [...]

Florida’s Lemon Law was enacted to protect those who purchased new vehicles that need continuous repairs. There are several myths about Florida’s Lemon Law, many of which are simply untrue. In this article, we’ll discuss some of the most common myths about Florida’s Lemon Law to see which, if any, are true. Faulty vehicles, clever lenders, and tricky car salesman are just some of the many underhanded operations car buyers can run into on their journey of purchasing a new vehicle. In an attempt to avoid some of these pitfalls, many people go car shopping at manufacturers or dealerships, where [...]

Florida’s Lemon Law provides protection for individuals who purchase vehicles and encounter manufacturing or repair difficulties. Under Florida’s Lemon Law, purchasing a used or preowned vehicle means that the owner bought car "as is". People who buy used cars “as is” are advised to have an independent mechanic inspect the vehicle before they finalize it to make sure that it is a quality purchase. On the other hand, people who buy new vehicles and find themselves experiencing the same issues after several repair attempts are most often protected under the Florida Lemon Law. Veritable Florida Lemon Law cases may entitle [...]

Also known as the Motor Vehicle Warranty Enforcement Act, the Florida Lemon Law is in place to cover defects or conditions – known as nonconformities – on vehicles sold for personal use in the first 24 months after purchase. The Lemon Law covers nonconformities that severely impact the safety, market value and/or use of the vehicle. If any of these nonconformities are caused by accident, neglect, modification or alteration made on the owner’s part, it will not be covered under the Lemon Law. What to Do If You Discover A Nonconformity If you discover a nonconformity on your vehicle within [...]