Lemon Laws: State-Specific Information
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Where currently available online, below you will find links to lemon law information in your state -- including information on specific car buyer protections in your state, and steps to take if you think your car is a lemon. To get started, choose a state from the list.
Oklahoma [PDF] |
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Delaware [PDF] |
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Idaho [PDF] |
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New Jersey [PDF] |
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Next Steps
Contact a qualified consumer attorney to assist in your lemon law or dealer fraud matter.