Think your car is a Lemon?
If so, we can help. If you have had repeated
repairs to your vehicle or it has been out of service for several days,
it may be a lemon and you may be entitled to a cash settlement, refund
or a new car. Even if your vehicle does not meet the lemon law
requirements, you may still be entitled to a cash settlement, refund or
new car under federal law. These laws can apply to used cars too.
You paid a lot of money for your vehicle and cannot afford to delay in
resolving the problems with your vehicle. The longer you wait, the
harder it will be to resolve your case. You must act quickly and present
your problems to the manufacturer. Our experienced attorneys are here to
walk you through every aspect of the lemon law process and make it quick
and easy. Most of all, we can put an end to the headaches with your car.
No fee or cost to you!
All fees and costs are paid by the
manufacturer. You pay nothing! Don't delay, take two minutes now and end
all the headaches with your vehicle. If you are having car problems,
call us toll free at 1-877- 57-LEMON (1-877-575-3666) today to speak to
a lemon law attorney at no cost to you. Or you can complete the email
evaluation form for a free case evaluation.
Pennsylvania Lemon Law Information
Consumers in
Pennsylvania who own vehicles that have repeated warranty repairs are
able to seek relief under the Pennsylvania lemon law or under the
Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, which is sometimes referred to as the
federal lemon law. These lemon laws may allow you to have the
manufacture repurchase or replace your defective vehicle or the lemon
law that applies to your situation may entitle you to receive money
damages. Our Pennsylvania lemon law attorney will assess the facts of
your situation to determine which lemon law applies and what type of
relief you could expect to receive.
The Pennsylvania lemon
law provides that a vehicle has been subject to a reasonable number of
repairs if the vehicle has been delivered for repair of the same
nonconformity three or more times or the vehicle has been out of service
30 or more cumulative days. To qualify under the Pennsylvania lemon
law, a nonconformity must manifest itself within the first 12 months or
12,000 miles. However, all three repair attempts need not occur within
the first 12 months or 12,000 miles to satisfy the lemon law
requirements. The Pennsylvania lemon law defines “nonconformity” as a
“defect or condition which substantially impairs the use, value or
safety of a new motor vehicle.”
Even if your vehicle’s
repair history does not meet the requirements of the Pennsylvania lemon
law, it still might be qualify under the federal lemon law. This lemon
law merely requires that a vehicle be presented for repeated warranty
repairs. Our Pennsylvania lemon law attorney will determine whether you
may be entitled to assistance under this version of the lemon law.
If you are experiencing
problems with your car, pickup truck, or van, please contact our
Pennsylvania lemon law attorney for free advice. If you have a claim
our Pennsylvania lemon law attorney can help you, and you will not be
responsible for any attorney fees or costs. Under the Pennsylvania
lemon law and the federal lemon law, the manufacturer must pay the
attorney fees and costs associated with your lemon law claim.
