if it's a recall i don't think you can use the lemon law. because everyone made similar to yours has been recalled. the lemon law is made for problems that wouldn't necessarily affect the rest of the same model. good luck
You should check on-line your state website on there somewhere it should tell you how many times.But I believe most of them consider it to be a lemon if it applies to the same problem more then 3 times not to separate issue's.I used to have a ford as my company car and that thing got more recalls then any car I have had seems to be a ford thing for some reason.Hope this helps
I don't think official recalls can be applied to the lemon law. I thought the lemon went something like if you took your own individual car in for the same repair maybe at least three times then maybe you have a case.
wow that's a really good question...but i have no idea.
I am not sure how many times, but each state have different Lemon Laws............
The lemon law has nothing to do with recalls. It's based on having to take your car back to the dealer more than 3 times to fix the same problem within the first 2 years or 24,000 miles after buying a new car.
#1, your vehicle is too old.
#2, a recall doesn't necessarily imply a problem, it implies a potential problem, in most cases.
Lemon laws vary from state to state, but in general, they do not apply to factory recalls. In most states, lemon laws only apply to NEW cars, and the problem must be a SAFETY related defect which the dealer can not repair after repeated attempts.
I don't think this applies under the Lemon Laws of any state because the dealer is telling you to bring it in for an upgrade.
Also, as the other person said, most of the time a recall is not for a problem, but for a potential problem.
Check with your state dmv the laws vary from state to state
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