Lemon Law in Florida concept image shows a lemon with two vehicle wheels in front of it to resemble a vehicleBuying a new car should be an exciting experience — especially when you get the keys to a sleek sports car like the Chevy Corvette. Sometimes, though, your new dream car can turn into a nightmare if you’ve unknowingly purchased a lemon.

Drivers over the years have reported a variety of issues about their Corvettes, ranging from fuel level sensors failing to cracked rims and too-frequent transmission service warnings. If these problems have led to lengthy service visits and costly repairs, your Corvette may be a lemon. While a disappointment, you may be able to reclaim some of the costs spent by filing a lemon law claim with the help of the attorneys at Bad Vehicle.

8th-Gen Corvette Issues

If you’ve purchased a new Chevy Corvette in recent years, you’ve probably gotten a C8 model. The 8th generation of the Corvette vehicle started in 2020, and the next gen isn’t expected to make its debut until 2028 at the earliest. While the C8 models appear to have overall fewer issues than their predecessor, the C7, there are still some common issues drivers come across when driving their 8th-gen Corvette.

Some of the most consistent problems reported by Corvette owners include:

  • Fuel Level Sensor Failure
  • Check Engine Light Due to Gas Cap Issue
  • Service Steering Column Lock Message Due to Anti-Theft System Fault
  • Car Won’t Start Because of Anti-Theft System That Uses Raised-Chip Key
  • Leaking Water Pump May Cause Coolant Loss and Overheating
  • Steering Wheel Position Sensor Fail
  • Transmission & Spark Plug Issues

Do these problems sound familiar to you? Has your car spent a significant amount of time in the shop due to these issues? You may have justification to file a Lemon Law claim in your state.

Conversely, if you’re thinking of purchasing a new C8 model, these are issues to think about and address with the dealership prior to purchasing.

When Does a Corvette Qualify for a Lemon Law Claim?

In most states, a vehicle is eligible for a Lemon Law claim if it meets these three criteria:

  1. It was purchased or leased new from a dealership within the last 24 months.
  2. You have made at least three attempts to fix the same problem.
  3. The vehicle has spent at least 30 nonconsecutive days in the shop for repairs.

If you’re unsure if your Corvette qualifies for a Lemon Law claim, contact Bad Vehicle. Our experienced Lemon Law attorneys will provide you with a free evaluation of your eligibility — at no cost and with no obligation. Purchasing a lemon car is a disappointing and stressful experience, and we’re looking to help you right it.

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