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Did you buy a new car lemon?
What is a lemon? In many states, if a new car dealer tries a couple of times to
fix a significant reoccurring problem and the problem continues to exist; you
may have a lemon. Typical problems that we have inspected and documented as lemon law related have included: excessive wind
noise in a passenger van, excessive rough ride in SUVs and Pick-up Trucks,
shimmy or vibration due to suspension and/or drive train, electrical shut
off, numerous types of paint/finish
problems, inoperative neutral control switch, cruise control failure,
etc. You will need our Lemon
Law Appraisal to document this still-existing problem and documenting the
negative effect of this condition on the vehicle’s market value.
Without documenting that the vehicle has suffered a loss of value in the
marketplace there is really no basis for a lemon law claim.
Our experience, appraisals, and expert testimony in this area
have helped many people win their lemon law claim against the manufacturers;
often resulting in the manufacturer buying back the vehicle, etc. Not all of our appraisers do Lemon Law Appraisals. We currently have Lemon Law Appraisal service in SC, NC, VA, MD, DE, and DC. Some of Our Lemon Law Credentials
Qualified in
Courts as Expert Lemon Law Witness
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