| Lemon law, bears no connection with that
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| | How many chances the dealer stands?
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| fruit whatsoever, but deals with the
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| | Before filing the Texas Lemon lawsuit,
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| right of the American vehicle owners who
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| | the owner of the defective car must give
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| have purchased a defective vehicle
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| | the manufacturer reasonable chances to
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| without being aware of it. Adjudged from
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| | fix the problem. To determine this
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| this point, Texas Lemon law is an
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| | "reasonable" period, you need to pass the
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| automobile law that supports the
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| | Four-times test or the serious safety
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| consumers who buy or lease new vehicles
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| | hazard test or the 30 days test.
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| with severe concealed defects, to get
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| | - If you take your car twice for repair
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| their vehicles repaired, repurchased or
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| | during the first 12 months or 12,000
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| replaced. Texas Lemon law was put into
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| | miles (whichever comes first) followed by
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| effect in 1983 by the Texas Legislature
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| | two more in the next 12 months or 12,000
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| and is administered by the Texas
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| | miles and still it is not repaired, you
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| Department of Transportation's motor
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| | pass the four-times test.
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| vehicle division and motor vehicle board.
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| | - If you take your car for fixing a
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| Under what circumstances can you file the
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| | serious safety hazard once during the
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| Texas Lemon lawsuit?
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| | first 12 months or 12,000 miles
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| The Texas Lemon law is not applicable for
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| | (whichever comes first) followed by
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| those vehicle-related problems, which are
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| | another in the following 12 months or
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| caused by the owner's neglect, abuse or
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| | 12,000 miles, then you pass the serious
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| any unauthorized changes done to it.
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| | safety hazard test.
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| There are certain pre-requisites for your
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| | - If your car is out for servicing for a
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| vehicle to be considered as "lemon"
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| | total number of 30 days during first 24
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| (worthless) and then only are you
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| | months or 24,000 miles and there were two
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| eligible to file a Texas Lemon lawsuit.
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| | prior repair attempts during the first 12
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| Firstly, it has to be a new vehicle
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| | months or 12,000 miles just after
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| purchased or leased from a licensed
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| | delivery and a sincere defect still
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| dealer in Texas. Secondly, the vehicle
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| | exists, then you are eligible to pass the
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| has to have severe defect affecting its
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| | 30-days test.
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| performance, value or safety, which is
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| | What does the Texas Lemon law cover?
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| covered by the manufacturer's warranty.
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| | The Lemon law is applicable to cars,
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| Thirdly, the defect must be reported to
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| | trucks, SUVs, vans, motorcycle, motor
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| the manufacturer in writing and he must
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| | homes, all- terrain vehicles and Towable
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| be allowed to give a reasonable number of
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| | recreational vehicles (TRVs). Moreover,
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| attempts (usually four) to rectify it.
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| | the TRVs must be registered and titled in
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| Finally, the vehicle has to meet the
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| | Texas, built on a single Chassis and must
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| mileage requirement (not applicable for
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| | contain one or more life support systems.
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| TRVs). After this the owner can file a
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| | Remember, that you must know your rights
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| Lemon law complaint by paying the proper
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| | and have all the records of the repair
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| filing fees.
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| | before you file the Lemon law suit.
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