Under the law, a “reasonable number of attempts” to repair a defect applies when the same defect remains after it has been subject to repair four (4) or more times within the first year after the date of original delivery. It also applies when the vehicle is out of service for repairs for a cumulative total of thirty (30) or more business days during the warranty term or one year after original delivery, whichever comes first.

Our Colorado lemon law attorney will evaluate your car’s warranty history and determine which of the above lemon laws may apply. For instance, If your lemon car does not qualify for a refund or replacement, you still may be entitled to a substantial cash settlement for the warranty problems that you have experienced with your car.

Often times the dealer or manufacturer’s representative will tell you that your car does not qualify under the lemon law and that there is nothing that you can do. Do not let them discourage you from pursuing a lemon law claim. Instead contact our Colorado lemon law attorney for a free case evaluation. If you have a lemon law claim that we can help you with, the manufacturer will be responsible for all the costs and attorney fees.