CAR LEMON LAW LAWYER IN MIAMI

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In an effort to protect new car buyers and the Lemon Law was created so that vehicle manufacturers and dealerships rebuy or replace cars or trucks that are defective in some way and make them unsafe to operate. Most often a vehicle will qualify as defective when it requires multiple repairs for the same malfunction or if the vehicle is unjustifiably at the repair shop for an extended period of time. Though each state has its own set of Lemon Law particularities, most states agree that the Lemon Law covers vehicles that may place drivers, passengers, and other third-parties in danger when operating the vehicle. This may include vehicle software that controls airbags to a poor braking system. In other words, if your leased vehicle doesn’t brake correctly or if the engine fails to start normally, then you may be eligible to file a Lemon Law claim with a personal injury lawyer in Miami-Dade.  Though filing a Lemon Law is fairly simple, it’s just as simple for a dealer’s lawyer to reject your claim. It’s always best to get the help of an experienced attorney in Miami to help with legal matters that involve reimbursement or compensation. In Miami, the Perazzo Law Firm reminds vehicle owners suffering regular mechanical problems that the lemon law only applies to new vehicles. If you vehicle is not under lease, then it is considered old and you will not be able to file a lemon law claim.

Not all cars roll off the production line perfect!

• The Lemon Law protects buyer of a new vehicle if the vehicle is proven to be defective.
• The Lemon Law applies to new or leased vehicles that suffer defects or malfunctioning.
• The Lemon Law does not apply to used cars, used trucks, or other used vehicles.
• The Lemon Law will not cover new or leased vehicles that suffer minor problems that do not affect the vehicle operation, for example: paint problems
• The Lemon Law obliges a dealership to buy the vehicle back.
• The Lemon Law may apply if a defect or flaw greatly lowers the vehicle’s market value.
• The Lemon Law may apply if the new vehicle is under warranty and multiple repairs fail to solve the problem.