INDIANA LEMON LAW  •  FAQ
 

The Lemon Law is designed to protect consumers that purchase new cars, trucks, SUVs and mini-vans.  As of 1993 all fifty U.S. states have passed Lemon Laws.  Each state has different standards and procedures,  but all have similar coverage.

There are also other Consumer Protection laws that apply to consumer product purchases.  Complaints, recalls and class actions are also an option for certain cases.  There are options for new, used and leased vehicles. 

If the defects with your vehicle do not meet the requirements of the Lemon Law, you may have claims under other state and federal laws that protect owners of new or used vehicles. 

The Indiana Lemon Law covers cars, trucks, and vans under 10,000 lbs.  It does not cover conversion vans, motor homes, farm tractors or other farm machines, road building equipment, trucks tractors, road tractors, motorcycles, mopeds, snowmobiles or vehicles designed primarily for off road use.

However, if a consumer has a vehicle not covered by the Indiana Lemon Law , we may still be able to help under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act and other state and federal legislation.