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The Georgia Lemon Law protects consumers like you who purchase or lease a defective vehicle in the state of Georgia. Manufacturers that fail to fix defects within three attempts (or fewer for serious safety defects) or 30 days must offer a choice between a repurchase or replacement vehicle.
You could be entitled to a repurchase or replacement vehicle.
Our 60-second Lemon Test is the easiest way to see if you qualify.
We never charge a retainer, and we don’t get paid a fee unless you win or settle your case.
Our lawyers handle everything, from helping you gather repair records to preparing your case for trial.
To qualify for compensation under the Georgia Lemon Law, your vehicle must have a defect that substantially impairs the vehicle’s use, value, or safety. Additionally, this defect must be covered by the manufacturer’s original warranty. This defect must persist after you’ve provided the auto manufacturer with a reasonable chance to repair it.
Typically, the law defines “reasonable” as three repair attempts or one attempt for serious safety defects. Alternatively, if the vehicle is out of service for repairs for a total of 30 or more days, it’s presumed to be a lemon.
The law covers new vehicles, demonstrator vehicles, and self-propelled motor homes that are:
The Georgia Lemon Law has meticulous criteria, so it’s important to work with an experienced lemon law lawyer.
Take the Free Lemon TestUnder the Georgia Lemon Law, your vehicle’s repair attempt(s) must take place within 24 months or 24,000 miles of the original date of delivery. If the manufacturer does not resolve the issue, you typically have 12 months from the expiration of this Lemon Law Rights Period to submit your State-Operated Arbitration Application, which our attorneys can handle for you. If this window has passed, we may still be able to file under the Federal Lemon Law, which provides a longer window of opportunity.
Regardless, the sooner you act, the greater your chance of a successful recovery. If you purchased or leased a vehicle that’s not working as it should, reach out to our lemon law lawyers serving Georgia.
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If your vehicle is ruled a lemon, you typically get to choose between two main types of compensation—a repurchase or a replacement vehicle. If appropriate, our lawyers will also fight to recover additional compensation for your trouble, such as reimbursement for repair costs, towing, and rental car fees
The Georgia Lemon Law covers a number of possible vehicle defects including:
Squealing brakes
Engine failure
Suspension noises
Electrical failure
Infotainment system failures
Transmission shifting problems
And many more
The Georgia Lemon Law mainly covers new cars
Used vehicles and private party sales may be covered by the Federal Lemon Law
The vehicle’s defect must still be covered by the manufacturer’s original warranty
Turning Your Lemon into Lemonade
If your vehicle is ruled a lemon, you typically get to choose between a refund or a replacement vehicle.
If you prevail in a lemon law case in Georgia, you may request the manufacturer reimburse you for incidental costs such as repair fees, rental car costs, and towing bills, in addition to a refund or replacement vehicle.
Lemon settlements in Georgia are influenced by several factors like the car’s make, model, age, purchase price, warranty agreement, and mileage. There is no fixed rate of compensation, and we never make unrealistic promises to our clients. However, our lawyers are always prepared to take your case as far as necessary to secure the compensation you’re owed.
No lemon law case has a preset dollar value. We do not advertise unrealistic numbers to attract attention. Instead, we evaluate cases based on facts, real documentation, and the applicable law. With over 60,000 cases handled nationwide, our experience speaks for itself.
We’ve helped over 60,000 people nationwide hold automobile manufacturers responsible for the lemons they sold and leased.
Our law firm has a 99% success rate, and the majority of our clients collect compensation without ever stepping foot in a court of law.
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During your free case review, we’ll discuss your vehicle, the defect in question, and any repair attempts you’ve made. We’ll also cover the claim process in-depth and answer any questions you have.
If your case qualifies, we’ll get to work building your case and taking the steps necessary to prepare for a claim. This typically starts with us notifying the auto manufacturer in writing about the defect.
If the manufacturer doesn’t resolve the issue at this stage, we will enter State-Operated Arbitration, if applicable. In 99% of cases, we’re able to settle during or before this stage. In the rare case you’re unsatisfied with the outcome of arbitration, our attorneys are always prepared to fight for what you’re owed in a Court of Law.
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A car may qualify if it has a defect covered by warranty that substantially impairs the vehicle’s use, value, or safety, and the manufacturer or dealer doesn’t fix it after a reasonable number of tries (or it’s been out of service for 30+ days).
Generally, you must show that the defect is covered by warranty, repair attempts were made within the eligibility period, and you gave the manufacturer/dealer a reasonable chance to repair the issue. Our attorneys handle all of these steps for you.
We typically start by notifying the manufacturer and, if applicable, participating in State-Operated Arbitration. If the situation is not resolved at this stage, we’re prepared to take your case to Court to secure the compensation you’re entitled to. If you prevail, the remedy will typically be a repurchase or replacement vehicle.
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