New Jersey Lemon Law
New Jersey Lemon Law
New Jersey Lemon Law is a consumer protection law enacted for the protection of consumers who unluckily purchase a defective warranty motor vehicle. The New Jersey Lemon Law covers any individual who purchased, leased or registered a new motor vehicle, passenger trucks, motorcycle, and motorhomes but does not cover the living facilities of motorhomes or vehicle registered for commercial use. The law also state that the manufacturer authorized dealership must carry out at least three unsuccessful repair attempts if your vehicle suffers a repeated defect. You can also qualify for a Lemon claim if your motor vehicle is in the shop for repair for a period of thirty days during the first two years or 18, 000 miles, whichever comes first, consecutively or not. If you have a defective vehicle and the manufacturer is unable to fix it after three attempts, you have the ability to seek a full refund, or a new car replacement by the New Jersey Lemon Law statute. There are other laws such as the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act that could be used if the New Jersey Lemon Law does not cover your vehicle Lemon claim. Give us a call today and our experienced and professional attorney will review your repair records and get back to you within the shortest possible time. Our company provides you with 100% cost-free legal help for all your New Jersey Lemon issues. In order to get more or full information on New Jersey Lemon Law, check the New Jersey section of our State Lemon Law Statutes.




