Lemon Law Quiz

Jason buys a brand-new car. After 3 months, the check engine light comes on. He takes it to the dealership, but after four repair attempts, the problem still isn't fixed. The car is still under warranty. What should Jason do next according to the Lemon Law?

• Ignore the issue and keep driving.

• Send a certified letter to the manufacturer.

• Sell the car to someone else.

• Wait for the warranty to expire.

Jason buys a brand-new car. After 3 months, the check engine light comes on. He takes it to the dealership, but after four repair attempts, the problem still isn't fixed. The car is still under warranty. What is the minimum number of repair attempts required for a car to qualify under the Lemon Law in Jason's scenario?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

Maria’s new SUV has a transmission issue. The dealership keeps the vehicle for 31 days trying to fix it. When she gets the car back, it still has the same problem. Why does Maria’s car qualify under the Lemon Law?

• It has a minor scratch.

• It has been in the shop for more than 30 days.

• It is a used car.

• It has a flat tire.

Jason buys a brand-new car. After 3 months, the check engine light comes on. He takes it to the dealership, but after four repair attempts, the problem still isn't fixed. The car is still under warranty. What is the first step Jason should take after the manufacturer refuses his request?

• File a complaint

• Buy a new car

• Ignore the problem

• Wait for a recall

What is the purpose of sending a certified letter to the manufacturer?

• To request a refund or replacement

• To cancel the warranty

• To sell the car

• To change the car color

Jason buys a brand-new car. After 3 months, the check engine light comes on. He takes it to the dealership, but after four repair attempts, the problem still isn't fixed. The car is still under warranty. What is the main reason for Jason's car qualifying under the Lemon Law?

• The car is old.

• The car is expensive.

• There were four repair attempts.

• The car is a luxury model.

Jason buys a brand-new car. After 3 months, the check engine light comes on. He takes it to the dealership, but after four repair attempts, the problem still isn't fixed. The car is still under warranty. What action can Jason take if the manufacturer refuses his request after sending a certified letter?

• Do nothing

• File a complaint or pursue legal action

• Buy a new car

• Wait for a year

Maria’s new SUV has a transmission issue. The dealership keeps the vehicle for 31 days trying to fix it. When she gets the car back, it still has the same problem. What is the key factor for Maria’s car qualifying under the Lemon Law?

• The car is a new model.

• The car has a sunroof.

• The car has been in the shop for more than 30 days.

• The car is a specific brand.

What is the Lemon Law designed to address?

• Minor inconveniences

• Defects affecting vehicle use, safety, or value

• High insurance costs

• Fuel efficiency issues

David buys a new sedan. After 14 months, the car starts having major electrical issues. The dealership cannot fix the problem after multiple repair attempts. What should David have done differently regarding his car issue?

• Reported the issue earlier.

• Ignored the problem.

• Sold the car immediately.

• Changed the car's color.