Everyone says that when life gives you Lemons, you should make lemonade. The idea is to switch the way you think from being negative to positive. Unfortunately, if you have purchased a new or used car that is a Lemon, it may not be so easy to look at the bright side. Here are a few things that can sweeten the outcome.
The first thing that you should understand is what a Lemon car is. A vehicle is considered a Lemon if an automaker is not able to fix a substantial defect in a reasonable amount of time. What is considered a reasonable amount of time or a substantial defect will vary. This means that you should fully understand Michigan Lemon Laws.
It is important to keep track of your car’s service record right from the get-go. When it comes to fixing a Lemon car or the situation you are now in, you are going to need the paperwork to prove that it really is a Lemon. You want to hold onto work orders and receipts from any repairs that you have had done. If you have purchased a used vehicle, you should use your car’s vehicle identification number and online tools to find out if previous owners had the same problems with the vehicle.
It is usually necessary to take your vehicle to the dealer to have problems repaired in order to avoid the warranty being voided. Of course, you need to check with Michigan Lemon Laws on this detail.
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