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What if my vehicle was eventually repaired? Can I still file a Lemon Law or Breach of Warranty claim?

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What if my vehicle was eventually repaired? Can I still file a Lemon Law or Breach of Warranty claim?

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Yes. Under Ohio’s Lemon Laws, the manufacturer is required to repair the vehicle after a reasonable number of repair attempts. If the dealership tried and failed to successfully repair your vehicle or if your vehicle was out of service for an unreasonable amount of time, you still have a Lemon Law claim even if the vehicle was ultimately repaired. You may be able to recover under a Breach of Warranty claim or a claim under the Ohio Consumer Protection Act, Ohio Uniform Commercial Code or the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.

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