Nevada Lemon Law
If you residing at Nevada and suspect that you have purchased a defective car,you must report the problem in writing before the expiration of the manufacturer’s express warranties, if you have a warranty.
If you do not have a warranty You must report the problem in writing to the manufacturer within one year of purchasing the vehicle.
These vehicles are commonly referred to as "The Lemons". If the manufacturer of the vehicle has a procedure for settling disputes, it must be followed before bringing a claim under Nevada’s “lemon law”. Call or submit your information online to see if you qualify under the law at 1-800 US LEMON® (800-875-3666) toll free to reach Krohn & Moss.We represent you at Nevada for your lemon law rights, without charging any fees.
The vehicle maker and its agent/authorized dealer must correct any problems with the vehicle covered by the express warranty which are reported within 1 year of the purchase of the new vehicle. If the vehicle manufacturer cannot repair the vehicle’s problems after 4 attempts, or the car is out of service for a total of 30 or more days within the express warranty period or within the first year of its purchase from the manufacturer, the manufacturer must take one of the following actions:
Replace the vehicle with a comparable vehicle;
Accept return of the vehicle and provide the buyer with a refund of the sales price including sales taxes, license fees, registration fees and other similar charges minus an allowance for the use of the vehicle.
Under Nevada law, you have a maximum of 18 months from taking delivery of the vehicle (if the vehicle has an express warranty) to notify the manufacturer in writing of any problems with the vehicle. Otherwise, you must notify the manufacturer within 12 months.Call or submit your information online to see if you qualify under the law at 1-800 US LEMON® (800-875-3666) toll free to reach Krohn & Moss.The Nevada lemon law attorneys of Krohn & Moss, Ltd., have handled thousands of claims for relief for both lemon automobiles and consumers products successfully.
Take advantage of the Nevada consumer protection laws. As you do have lemon law rights in the state of Nevada, it works to your advantage to find out if you do indeed qualify for some form of lemon law relief and entitled to the attorneys' fees by the manufacturer.
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