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If you think your vehicle is a lemon, contact the Office of the Attorney General before filing a claim under this Act. All claims must be filed within 18 months following the date you first received the vehicle.
Thanks to Lemon Law reform enacted during the last fifteen years, Virginia consumers need no longer hesitate about contacting an attorney when faced with stiff resistance from a car dealership or auto manufacturer over a vehicle that just can't be fixed.
Author of Virginia's Lemon Law, we can assist in Virginia with claims on credit reporting, harassment by debt collectors and auto fraud. Call 804.282.7900
Under the Virginia Lemon Law, if a vehicle is classified as a lemon, you may be entitled to a replacement vehicle or a repurchase. The law stipulates that the manufacturer should replace the vehicle with an identical or comparable new vehicle.
Our Northern Virginia lemon law attorneys have successfully represented clients and recover the vehicle’s full price or a replacement car, truck, SUV, or van.
What Is the Virginia Lemon Law? The Virginia Lemon Law protects consumers who purchase or lease a new, used or demonstrator car, truck, motorcycle or moped, as well as a self-propelled motorized recreational vehicle (“RV”), and have experienced problems with those motor vehicles.
Virginia has a "Lemon Law." It is called the Virginia Motor Vehicle Warranty Enforcement Act. This law establishes a "lemon law” rights period ending 18 months after the date of the vehicle's original delivery to the consumer.
