Automakers are not in the business of making lemon cars. They have stringent processes to ensure that a minimum of defective cars roll off their production lines. But with more than 30,000 parts in the average car, it is almost impossible to completely eliminate the...
Can you sue a car dealership using the Florida Lemon Law? This is actually two questions. Can you sue a Florida car dealership? Yes, under some circumstances, but you will not be suing under the Lemon Law. Understanding the distinction is important if you choose to...
Can you return a new car in Florida? In nearly all cases, the answer is no. Some states have a 5-day return period for new car purchases, which provides immediate relief if your new car has serious deficiencies. Florida does not have a return period for new cars. If...
A Lemon Lawyer handles Lemon Law claims. What is a Lemon Law? It’s a right you have under the law to hold a carmaker accountable for defects. If you buy a bad vehicle, it can help you get your money back. Why is a defective vehicle called a lemon? “Lemon” has been...
Is a Florida Lemon Law claim right for you? Get quick answers in our FAQ. What Vehicles Are Eligible for a Florida Lemon Law Claim? Any car, truck, van or motorcycle purchased new from a dealership within the last 24 months is eligible if it meets one or both of the...
