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Used vehicles are covered under the lemon law if the first repair occurred within the manufacturer's express warranty and other eligibility requirements have been met. A "new motor vehicle" means a passenger motor vehicle which is still under the manufacturer's express warranty.

The state does not require a vehicle inspection, so all you need is the signed title, bill of sale, and odometer disclosure. Selling a car in Vermont? The process involves signing over the title, filling out the Bill of Sale and Odometer Disclosure, a lien release (if applicable), and removing the license plates.

The lemon law presumes that a reasonable number of repairs have been made when the vehicle has been out-of-service for 30 calendar days. A consumer may file with fewer than 30 days out-of-service but must demonstrate why the Board should accept fewer than 30 days as being reasonable.

The California Lemon Law considers a used car to be a lemon if it has a problem that affects its use, value or safety, the problem is covered under the manufacturer's warranty, and the dealership or authorized repair facility could not repair the vehicle within a reasonable number of repair attempts.

Mississippi's lemon law compels manufacturers to repair any nonconformity consumers report to them within the warranty period or within one year of the vehicle's delivery to the consumer, whichever is earlier.

Used vehicles are covered under the lemon law if the first repair occurred within the manufacturer's express warranty and other eligibility requirements have been met. A "new motor vehicle" means a passenger motor vehicle which is still under the manufacturer's express warranty.