There has never been a single vehicle come off the manufacturing line without at least one defect. It can be something that is simple and easy to resolve up to something they can cause your car to be classified as a lemon. One thing you need to understand is that not all bad cars are lemons, so it is important to know how a car becomes classified as a lemon under the lemon law in your state. No matter what state you live in, the laws pertaining to recalls and lemons are generally complicated, but it does not mean that you are stuck with a lemon.
A Lemon Law Attorney can be of Valuable Assistance
Automobile manufacturers are represented by teams of attorneys and manufacturers have excuses at the ready for why this and that do not work on your vehicle, such as “We’ve had problems of this type with this model before.” You’ll probably also run into intimidation techniques and slick doubletalk on the part of the attorneys. That is their job after all. That is why it is advisable to hire your own attorney. His job will be to stand between you and the manufacturers attorneys. He will be the one to negotiate on your behalf and to make sure that all the appropriate documentation is presented and that all the filings are made on time with the court, if necessary for you to proceed with the suit under the lemon law.
Keep all Documentation
This can’t be stressed strongly enough. From the initial purchase contract, to every repair order and bill, to every scrap, note, letter, email, proof of any contact you have with the dealership or manufacturer regarding any issue with the vehicle, you need to keep every scrap. These will be vital in proving your claim, particularly if it needs to be addressed before a court. If you have been dealing with the manufacturer and have gotten no satisfaction, call Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center® for assistance.
