Tennessee’s Lemon Law: What You Need to Know
Buying a new car is a huge investment. Fortunately, the Lemon Law in TN exists to protect consumers who purchase or lease new vehicles only to discover they’re riddled with defects.
This law ensures that manufacturers are accountable for selling vehicles that don’t meet basic quality standards. But what exactly is a “lemon” under Tennessee law?
Generally, a “lemon” is a vehicle with a defect that significantly impacts its use, value, or safety. This impairment can stem from anything from safety concerns and unreliability to a drop in resale value. If you’ve bought a defective car, knowing your rights is the first step in taking action.
Navigating the legal complexities of the Lemon Law can be tricky, so seeking legal counsel is often a good idea. Let’s take a closer look at your rights as a consumer under Tennessee’s Lemon Law.