CA Lemon Law Applies to Boats and Water Vehicles

We commonly associate the lemon law with road vehicles, but this law applies to other vehicles as well. It refers to all vehicles that are not operational, even though they are under warranty. So, if you bought a defective boat and after a fair number of repairs, you still consider that operating it is hazardous for your life, the lemon law protects your rights as a consumer. If you suspect that your product is a lemon, you should talk with a CA lemon law attorney.

A lemon is defined as a defective vehicle which cannot operate within specified parameters, after a number of repairs. The warrantor is required to reimburse the amount of or replace the vehicle with a functional one. If you have problems getting your money back or the dealer does not fully cooperate, you should hire a lemon law attorney.

There are a few things you should do, in order to properly win the case. First, you must have all of the legal documents, including the warranty, sale receipt and repair bills. You must know what your state’s requirements are in order to qualify a vehicle as a lemon. Each state determines if a vehicle is a lemon after a certain number of repairs or after a certain number of days in which the vehicle is not operational.

If the vehicle qualifies, you should hire an expert to evaluate the overall condition of the vehicle. All mechanical parts should be evaluated and make sure to get a written report from the expert.  Next, you should contact a lawyer and carefully explain all of the details. Good lawyers will certainly win a lemon law case if all conditions are met and there is enough evidence.

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