Lemon Law

Minnesota's lemon laws offer vital protections for consumers dealing with defective vehicles. While these laws share similarities with those in neighboring states, there are notable differences in coverage, requirements, and remedies. Understanding these distinctions...

Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming more popular as people look for eco-friendly transportation options. However, like any vehicle, EVs can experience problems. One significant concern is battery defects.  In Minnesota, can consumers use the lemon law to address...

When you lease a vehicle, you expect it to run properly and safely. However, sometimes a new car might have persistent issues that repairs cannot fix. In Minnesota, the lemon law provides protection if your leased vehicle turns out to be defective.  Understanding...

Buying a new car can be exciting. It may fill you with the promise of reliability and performance. However, what happens when your new car starts having issues that the warranty does not cover? In Minnesota, this situation raises questions about whether your vehicle...

The purpose of lemon laws is to protect consumers who unknowingly purchase defective vehicles. If you find yourself in the unfortunate situation of owning a lemon, documenting your case thoroughly is important. It can help ensure a fair resolution. 1. Keep a detailed...

The federal lemon law will be 50 years old in a couple of years. Passed by Congress in 1975, the law, while applying to all products, is best known for cars. Simply put, the seller is mandated to repair a vehicle within a reasonable amount of time. Lemon origins The...

DEADLINE: AUGUST 7, 2023. You may have received notice of a class action settlement if you own or lease any of these vehicles equipped with a Theta II 2.0-liter or 2.4-liter gasoline direct injection engine: 2011-2019 Hyundai Sonata 2013-2019 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport...

If you purchased a car that ended up being a lemon, you have legal rights under Minnesota's "lemon law." Generally, this body of laws allows consumers to demand a refund or replacement vehicle if their new car has a significant issue that remains defective after...

Most people have heard reference to lemon laws in the past, but they may not fully understand how those laws can protect them if they buy a car that qualifies as a lemon. In Minnesota, lemon laws cover specific types of defects or problems within two years of the...

Mercedes-Benz USA has issued a recall for 234,862 vehicles from model years 2017-2022 due to a SIM card error that causes software problems with the emergency communication system (eCall). A disabled eCall function prevents vehicle operators and occupants from...