Finding out that you spent your hard-earned money on a defective vehicle can be depressing and beyond frustrating. That is why Nebraska has a Nebraska lemon law in place to help consumers recoup their money with legal options. If you are unsure whether your car is covered under the lemon law, you can contact the professionals at Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center for answers. You can also read below for a little bit of help to get you started.
Facts
* Your vehicle must have been sent to the dealer at least four times for the same problem for repair to file a claim
* Or at least be out of commission for 40 days of the warranty period
* Your vehicle must be under a year old
* Your vehicle must be under warranty. As is vehicles are not covered
* Your vehicle must have been purchased in the state of Nebraska
* Motor homes and trailers are not covered under Nebraska lemon law
When is it a Lemon?
* If your vehicle has been brought in for repairs four times with no end result in sight for the same problem
* It is out of service for at least 40 days
* You have made no unauthorized modifications to the vehicle
Should You Hire an Attorney?
Once you have been over all the tips above and still have found no satisfaction when it comes to fixing your vehicle, then it’s time to call in reputable attorneys to help you file a legal claim. Make sure you choose carefully, do your research, and only hire an experienced lawyer that you can trust.
These are just a few things that you need to know about Nebraska lemon laws. For help with your claim, contact the professionals at Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center®.
