Are RVs covered by the Indiana Lemon Law?
No, RV and motorhome purchases are not protected under the Indiana Lemon Law. However, these vehicles are covered by the federal Magnuson-Moss Warrant...
Do window or door leaks qualify under Indiana Lemon Law?
YES! Leaking windows or doors could substantially impair the use, value, and safety of a vehicle. Thus, such defects will render a vehicle a lemon if ...
Does the Indiana Lemon Law include a “cool-off” period?
No, although Indiana law does provide a 3-day cancellation period for some contracts, all vehicle sales are final. If you purchase a lemon, you are en...
Is there a 30 day Lemon Law in Indiana?
YES! Vehicles that are out of service for repairs because of a warrantied defect for a total of thirty (30) days or more qualify as lemons if the defe...
Why should I hire a Lemon Law attorney in Indiana?
Hiring a Lemon Law attorney in Indiana improves your chance of collecting what you’re owed and it doesn’t cost you anything to do so. Rather than tryi...
How do I know if my vehicle is a “lemon” in the State of Indiana?
To determine whether or not your vehicle qualifies as a lemon, ask yourself these questions: ● Does my vehicle have a defect the manufacturer has f...
Does the Indiana Lemon Law apply to private party sales?
YES, under the Indiana Lemon Law, used cars and private party sales are protected as long as the defects are reported to the manufacturer within 18 mo...
Is there a Lemon Law for used cars in Indiana?
YES! The Indiana Lemon Law does not distinguish between new and used cars. Instead, the law simply requires the vehicle’s defect be reported within th...
Is a vehicle a lemon if the dealer does not have parts to repair it?
Under most circumstances, if your vehicle is sitting at the dealer waiting on parts and more than thirty (30) days passes, your vehicle is a lemon....