Ohio lemon law

' Lemon law Ohio' protects buyers of new cars that require repeated repairs. It can a refund or replacement purchaser, if certain conditions are met. Definitionim 1987, Ohio defined legislators to drive a "lemon" as a new vehicle with mechanical problems that make it unusable or unsafe or reduce value.AmendmentIn 1999, the legislature an amendment prohibiting dealers sell vehicles, the former owners of lemons law.DefinitionOhio law a lemon defined are confirming adopted as the licensee has made a new vehicle, where three unsuccessful tries to solve a single problem or eight attempting to solve several problems. If the problem could result in death, an attempt to resolve calls the dealer. The vehicle may qualify in the store via a total of 30 days.EligibilityTo a lemon, a vehicle must be less than one year and less than 18,000 miles on it.Legal RightsWhen vehicle repairs are not successful or if the dealer refuses to fix the car, the consumer can be entitled to a refund or replacement vehicle. If the manufacturer is uncooperative, the owner may have to consult a lawyer.