If one or more of these sound like you, your car might qualify as a “lemon.”
You do not have to just live with it.
Lemon laws are designed to protect you when:
If that’s your situation, you may be entitled to:
A Lemon Law attorney can tell you very quickly if your situation fits.
We don’t represent the car manufacturer. We don’t work for the dealer.
Prime Attorneys connects you with Lemon Law attorneys who handle these cases every day.
You give a quick overview of your car, the problems, and repair history.
We connect you with an attorney who knows how to deal with defective vehicle cases.
The attorney reviews your documents and tells you if you likely have a case and what it may be worth.
Using Prime Attorneys to find a lawyer is free. You are not obligated to hire anyone you speak with.
“My dealer keeps saying they’ll fix it if I bring it back again. How many times is ‘enough’?”
Lemon laws are about repeated failed repairs or too much time in the shop. An attorney can look at your repair history and tell you if you’ve reached that point.
“My car isn’t that old, but it’s technically ‘used.’ Can I still have a case?”
You might. Some states cover used vehicles that are still under the manufacturer’s warranty. The only way to know is to have a lawyer review your situation.
“I can’t afford a lawyer right now.”
Most Lemon Law attorneys handle these cases in a way that doesn’t require big upfront fees. In many states, the manufacturer may be required to pay your attorney’s fees if you win. Ask the attorney exactly how fees work in your state.
If This Is Your Experience, Don’t Ignore It
If your “new” car feels like a constant problem, the dealer is brushing you off, and you’re tired of going back and forth with no real fix, it’s time to find out if you have a Lemon Law case.
Contact us now for a free Lemon Law case review.
