When a person buys a new car, it is a very exciting moment for them. They have just purchased the automobile that the individual has always dreamed of owning. As a new car owner, they are excited to drive their car around and show it off to their family and friends. The last thing they expect to happen is in a matter of days or months is to discover there is an issue with the automobile. One that prevents them from being able to drive their new car and the auto spends more time in the shop than on the road. Luckily, a consumer does not have to be stuck with a faulty automobile if their claim falls under the Alabama Lemon Law.
Qualifications to Know If an Auto is Considered a Lemon in Alabama and What to Do
* If the auto is less than 2 years old or has been driven for less than 24,000 miles.
* The automobile has not been drivable for a minimum of 30 days and the authorized dealer, an agent of the manufacturer, or manufacturer has had possession of the vehicle.
* The manufacturer or authorized dealership has been given at least three attempts to fix the same defect and unable to repair the issue.
* An individual that falls under the Alabama Lemon Law has up to 4 years after the manufacturer fails to repair the auto to file a claim for breaching the warranty on the vehicle.
* If the automobile is deemed a lemon the consumer has a legal right have the car replaced or refunded expenses paid out for the vehicle.
An Experienced Attorney Can Assist in Recovering Your Losses from Purchasing a Malfunctioning Car
Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center® has years of experience when it comes to dealing with defective automobiles. They will assist their client in properly notifying the correct parties responsible for repairing the auto and help place their client in the same position they were in before purchasing the vehicle. You do not have to be stuck with a defective car when legal relief is available. Visit www.yourlemonlawrights.com for more details.
