 If you think you have a lemon motor vehicle in Ohio or Kentucky or Hawaii, then you probably do. You can read about the law below, or just call us on our Toll Free Lemon Law Hotline right now for a free case review and free help at 1.888.331.6422. Getting rid of lemon motor vehicles is what we do. We have handled thousands of Lemon Law cases and we can handle your case too.
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The
Lemon Law in Ohio covers new cars, trucks, RV’s,
ATV’s, motorcycles, and any other new motor vehicle or a used vehicle that is still within one year of its original sale date and has less than 18,000 miles on the odometer.
The Ohio Lemon Law will cover you and it does not matter
whether you purchased the vehicle or if you leased it.
Price does not matter either. Whether your new lemon
motor vehicle is a Kia, Ford, Chrysler, GMC, Chevrolet,
Dodge, Lincoln, Subaru, Honda, a Dodge, a Ram
pickup truck, a Lexus, Hyundai, Land Rover, or a Rolls Royce,
Bentley, Ferrari, or Maserati (and yes, we have handled those cases too), the Ohio Lemon Law
covers all consumer motor vehicles.
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If, within the first 18,000 miles or the first year
after delivery, your vehicle is in the shop three
times for the same problem and it doesn’t get
fixed, then it is a lemon.
Call 1.888.331.6422 or Click Here for Free Lemon Law relief.
If your new car or new truck is in the shop for
more than a total of 30 days during the first 18,000
miles of use or within the first year after the original
sale date, then you have a lemon.
Call 1.888.331.6422 or Click Here for Free Lemon Law relief.
If you have more than eight different defects with
the vehicle, which occur during the first 18,000
miles of use or within one year from the original
date of sale, then you have a lemon.
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If you have a defect that is so serious that it
is likely to cause an accident or someone to get
hurt, and your dealer does not get it fixed on the
very first attempt, you have a lemon if it
occurred within the first 18,000 miles and within one year
after the original sale date.
Call 1.888.331.6422 or Click Here for Free Lemon Law relief.
Don’t fit
one of the above definitions? That’s
okay because there is a Federal Lemon Law that can help you get rid
of your lemon and get your money back too.
But watch out for the ways the manufacturer will
try to take advantage of you, even when you have
a car or truck that is a lemon.
Manufacturers will tell you that you have to pay for the mileage you put on your vehicle. Wrong.
The Ohio Lemon Law does not allow the manufacturer
to make any mileage deduction when they buy your
car or truck back from you because it is a lemon. Still,
you can be sure they will try to convince you otherwise - even though the manufacturer knows it is illegal. Be careful they do not take advantage of you. Call or email us now for free help.
And if you want a new replacement vehicle, the manufacturer will probably tell you that you have to pay for the increase in the price. Wrong again.
If you want your lemon new car to be replaced with
one that runs right, the manufacturer is not allowed
to charge you for the increase in the sticker price,
either. But you can bet they will try. The
same is true for a lemon truck too.
It’s all negotiable!
So why do they argue with you? Well, vehicle manufacturers
do not build those new manufacturing
plants by gladly repurchasing or replacing your lemon car or truck. They
save money by arguing with you about it - the more they get you to pay, the less it costs them. And you can
bet that they know their numbers.
They know
that if they argue with you, stall, or drag
it out, that the odds are a lot of people will get tired of the argument and just
give up. You don’t have to! When
you get stuck with a lemon car or a lemon truck,
we can help “unstick” you. Our
job is to make the manufacturer take it back and
either give you a new one or to give you back your
money. Of course, they should also have to
pay the legal costs involved in doing it. After all, it is not your fault that they built it bad in the first place.
Who are we? We are the only law firm in Ohio
that has been suing car dealers and car manufacturers
for over 30 years, making them take back lemon cars
and lemon trucks and give people back their hard-earned
money and replace their lemons with new cars and
new trucks that run right.
Why do we do it? Because
we enjoy making the legal system work right for people
who purchased lemon cars and trucks that were built
wrong.
Call the Burdge Law office at 1.888.331.6422 and
let one of our attorneys handle the matter for you,
or email us. You can also fill out our “Free
Case Review” questionnaire.
Not from Ohio? If you are in Kentucky or Hawaii, we can still help so call us on our Toll Free Lemon Law Hotline at 1.888.331.6422. For other states, click here to find out what your
State’s Lemon Law says, and you can find
a Lemon Law
Lawyer near you by clicking the link.
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We're Here to Help You Get Rid of Your Lemon
We want you to understand your rights under the
Ohio Lemon Law and how it can help you get rid of your lemon
car or truck, SUV or Rv or Atv. Take our easy-to-use Lemon
Law Test! and you can be on your way to a new car or your money back.
We've also give you a list of Frequently
Asked Questions that will help you understand what we do and
how our legal process works to get you back your money or a new
vehicle. Not sure if some other lawyer is telling it to you straight?
You can read the Ohio
Lemon Law for yourself and find out.
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Vehicle Rollover Ratings
The National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration (NHTSA) has released it most up to
date vehicle rollover “star” ratings.
Manufacturers strive for the top grade of 5 stars.
A single star rating is a dismal result and can indicate
a vehicle you want to stay away from.
The new ratings combine NHTSA’s static-stability
measurement, which reflects a vehicle’s dimensions
and center of gravity, with a dynamic test that measures
vehicle performance in an emergency maneuver. One star
signifies a more than 40 percent likelihood of rollover
in a single-vehicle crash; five stars mean less than
10 percent. While rollovers occur in fewer than 3 percent
of serious crashes, they’re involved in some
33 percent of all vehicle-occupant deaths.
Want to see how your vehicle rated?
Visit our Rollover
and Crash Test page for more information.
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