United States Lemon Laws by State
United States Lemon Laws protect US citizens from the purchase of a bad vehicle. Find out about your local Lemon Laws by selecting a state below.
- Alabama Lemon Law – What are the Laws on Defective Vehicles in Alabama?
- Alaska Lemon Law
- Arizona Lemon Law
- Arkansas Lemon Law
- California Lemon Law
- Colorado Lemon Law
- Connecticut Lemon Law
- Delaware Lemon Law
- Florida Lemon Law
- Georgia Lemon Law
- Hawaii Lemon Law
- Idaho Lemon Law
- Illinois Lemon Law
- Indiana Lemon Law
- New Mexico Lemon Law
- New York Lemon Law
- North Carolina Lemon Law
- North Dakota Lemon Law
- Ohio Lemon Law
- Oklahoma Lemon Law
- Oregon Lemon Law
- Pennsylvania Lemon Law
- Rhode Island Lemon Law
- South Carolina Lemon Law
- South Dakota Lemon Law
- Tennessee Lemon Law
- Texas Lemon Law
- Utah Lemon Law
- Vermont Lemon Law
- Virginia Lemon Law
- Washington Lemon Law
- West Virginia Lemon Law
- Wisconsin Lemon Law
- Wyoming Lemon Law
Used Car Lemon Laws by State
Only 6 of the 50 states have a used car lemon law. They vary by vehicle type, odometer readings, age and length. Make sure to visit your states lemon law above to find out more in detail.
- Hawaii Used Vehicle Lemon Law:90 days/ 5000 miles warranty, only for vehicles with fewer than 25,000 miles
- Massachusetts: 90 days/3750 mile warranty, only for vehicles with few than 40,000 miles
- Minnesota: 60 day/2500 mile warranty, only for vehicles with less than 36000 miles
- New Jersey: 90 day/4000 mile warranty, only for vehicles with less than 24000 miles
- New York:90 day/4000 mile warranty, only for vehicles with less than 36000 miles
- Rhode Island: 60 day/3000 mile warranty, only for vehicles with less than 36000 miles
There are other other states with more limited warranties that require a minimum amount of viability. Arizona, New Mexico, Connecticut, Nevada, Maine, Pennsylvania, and Illinois.
There are also 8 states where it is restricted or prohibited to use disclaimers. These states are California, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Oregon, and West Virginia.