If you are experiencing repeated problems with your car after it has been brought in the shop and you purchased or leased this from a licensed Texas dealer or lease company, the Texas Lemon Law may be able to help you get it refund or have it replaced.
The Texas lemon law was first enacted in 1983. It is administered by the Texas Department of Transportation’s Motor Vehicle Division and the Motor Vehicle Board.
Vehicles that are covered by the Texas lemon law include cars, trucks, motorcycles, motor homes and ATVs. It also covers new and demonstrator vehicles that develop problems covered by a manufacturers written warranty. If you happen to own a towable recreational vehicle, it must first be titled and registered in Texas to be eligible.
Your used vehicle may also be covered under the Lemon Law if it is still within the manufacturers original warranty and not an extended service contract or if the problem started while it was still under warranty and it continues to exist.
To know if the Texas lemon law is applicable, your vehicle must meet certain conditions. The vehicle must have an abnormal condition or serious defect, the defect is...
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