Do you own a lemon?
If you own or lease a defective vehicle in Colorado, you could qualify for a refund, cash settlement, or vehicle replacement.
How the Colorado Lemon Law can
help you
The Colorado Lemon Law is designed to protect consumers like you from being stuck with a defective vehicle and taken advantage of by shady car dealerships and manufacturers. This law outlines the specific steps that you can take to get compensation in one of three ways as outlined below.
Refund or Buyback
You get reimbursed for the total cost of your vehicle.
Cash Settlement
You can keep your car but you get paid for the repair problems.
Replacement Vehicle
Your vehicle is replaced with a brand new unit.
Colorado Lemon Law Qualifications
If your vehicle meets any one of these criteria, it could be a lemon!
MAJOR SAFETY DEFECT
At least two repair attempts have been done on the vehicle for a substantial safety defect that can potentially cause serious bodily injury or death.
FOUR REPAIR ATTEMPTS
At least four repair attempts have been done on the new vehicle for the same non-serious safety defect or issue.
30 DAYS IN THE SHOP
The vehicle is in the repair shop and can’t be used for a total of more than 30 days (cumulative) for any combination of defects.
Your Colorado Lemon Law Team
ATTY. JONATHAN S., ESQ.
Managing Partner
ATTY. KEVIN J., ESQ.
Managing Partner
ATTY. NICHOLAS Y., ESQ.
Associate Attorney
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YOUR MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The law covers new motor vehicles, including cars, trucks, and vans, purchased or leased with a manufacturer’s warranty. It does not cover motorcycles, motor homes, or used vehicles.
The law considers a reasonable number of repair attempts to be either four repair attempts for the same defect or condition, or 30 business days out of service due to the defect.
A substantial defect is one that significantly impairs the use, value, or safety of the vehicle. Examples include engine problems, transmission issues, brake failures, electrical system malfunctions, and steering issues.
The manufacturer must repair the defect within the warranty period or within one year of delivery to the consumer, whichever comes first. The updated law extends this period to two years or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first.
Notify the manufacturer in writing about the defect, providing details of the defect, previous repair attempts, and the vehicle's mileage. Keep detailed records of all repair attempts and communications with the manufacturer.
Yes, your warranty remains valid and unaffected by the lemon law claim. You can continue to receive warranty repairs even if you file a claim.
First, notify the manufacturer in writing about the defect. If the defect persists after a reasonable number of repair attempts, request a final repair attempt. If the issue remains unresolved, consult with a lemon law attorney to pursue a claim.
Related article: How to File a Lemon Law Claim in Colorado: A Step-by-Step Guide
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