What Are The Lemon Laws That Apply In Georgia?

There are three lemon laws applicable to Georgia lemon car lawsuits:

• Magnuson-Moss Warranty – Federal Trade Commission Improvement Act – This federal law grants consumers like you more rights when up against the manufacturers of defective vehicles. Many manufacturers advertise to consumers based on warranties; the law allows for minimum requirements for these warranties and mandates certain disclosures.
• Uniform Commercial Code TARR Baby – Georgia adheres to the Uniform Commercial Code, or UCC. It is the preeminent law addressing transactions involving vehicles. It contains what has been acrimoniously called the TARR Baby.
• Georgia Lemon Law – Georgia’s lemon car law is found in Georgia Code Section 10-1-780. The Georgia Legislature significantly amended this law in 2008. In enacting this law, the Georgia Legislature found that a vehicle is a significant purchase for consumers. A defective vehicle has the likelihood of creating hardship or injury to the buyer.

Check these articles for more information about lemon laws in Georgia.

Learn Whether The Laws Apply To Your Vehicle

Contact Georgia Consumer Lawyers to find out if lemon laws apply in your situation. Call 770/832-0300 or use the online form to schedule a free case review with the lemon car lawyer, Michael Flinn.