Texas Lemon Law Attorney

Buying a new car is supposed to be exciting. Something you saved up for and looked forward to. But sometimes instead of enjoying that new car smell, you get a stinker of a vehicle that gives you nothing but headache. A dream turned into a nightmare - that's where Texas Lemon Law steps in.

Lemon Laws - the Secret Car Companies DO NOT Want you to Know

Car companies often have no interest in helping you resolve your issues. They'll give you the runaround, claim the problem is fixed when it isn't, make you wait on hold and jump through hoops just to get the time of day.

Fortunately, there are laws to protect you against this behavior known as Lemon Laws. There are such laws both at the State and Federal Level that Texas Lemon Law can use to get you compensated for your dud of a vehicle.

The car companies don't want you to know this, but both Texas and Federal laws provide protections for you if you purchase or lease a Lemon.

We believe that no two cases are the same, and that you deserve compensation for all the trouble you've had to go through.

Our Lemon Law team can help with all makes and models including General Motors (GM), Ford, Stellantis/FCA (which owns Jeep, RAM, Dodge, Chrysler, and Fiat), Volkswagen (VW), Audi, Porsche, Mazda, Volvo, Mercedes-Benz, and Nissan.

Dealerships hate us - they'd prefer to give you the run around until you give up. They know these laws are on the books, but when you hire us, our goal is to make them pay and get you fairly compensated.

Schedule a free case review today and we will review your situation.

Texas Lemon Laws

To qualify under Texas Lemon Law, you must have a vehicle that has faced multiple repair attempts under warranty. If we can show that the vehicle is indeed a lemon, the manufacturer must replace the vehicle or refund it.

Now Texans do have to jump through a few hoops. First we have to give a manufacturer 'reasonable opportunity' to repair the defects. This is a vague standard but there are plenty of tests we can apply to determine if the dealer / manufacturer gave you a reasonable opportunity.

If you've taken the car in for repairs 4 times within the first two years or 24,000 miles, and are still having issues, there's a good chance you have a case. If the issue is a safety hazard, you may have a case if you've only brought the car in twice to get it fixed. Additionally if your vehicle has been out of commission for 30 days or more within this window and the dealer has not given you a comparable loaner, you are on solid grounds to recover damages.

In Texas, Lemon Law is administered by TDOTs Motor Vehicle Division and Motor Vehicle Board. There are options to go before administrative hearings as well as pursue action in court, and often dealers will just settle for sizable sums of money rather than go through the hassle.

Regardless of the tactic, our goal is to make them pay.

Other Relevant Laws

Warranty Law: If a dealer sold you a defective car, there may be a chance to pursue legal action under federal warranty laws. The most common one is the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, which requires dealers and manufacturers to give detailed information about warranties.

Texas Uniform Commercial Code: Another option consumers can leverage is the Texas Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). One benefit of this code is that it has a 4 year statute of limitations, which is longer than the 2 years of the Texas Lemon Laws. This law essentially gives you rights to return a defective vehicle, assuming that the defects are proven and can substantially reduce the car's resale value.

No Fees Unless We Win

We will never charge you an upfront fee for representation. We only get paid when you get paid, which is when we recover money for your lemon case. There's no downside to you, so act now.

Have a Lemon in Texas? Act Now.

Each law has deadlines that may be rapidly approaching. It's important to get in touch with a Texas Lemon Lawyer as soon as possible in order to maximize the chances of recovery.