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Iowa's lemon law provides a lemon law rights period that begins with the vehicle's delivery to the consumer. It ends at the expiration of the manufacturer's written warranty, 24 months after the original delivery, or after the first 24,000 miles of operation; whichever comes first.

The Lemon Law rights period is defined by the Lemon Law as the term of the manufacturer's written warranty, the period ending two years after the date of the original delivery of a motor vehicle to the consumer, or the first 24,000 miles of operation attributed to a consumer, whichever expires first.

The Federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act covers all defects or problems that are under warranty, for the entire period of that warranty. Thus, even problems with a vehicle that are significant to the consumer, but not ?serious enough? under a state lemon law, may still give rise to legal rights under Federal law.

The 3 Day Right of Rescission is the rule you are referring to in Iowa. This rule, however, only applies to high pressure door-to-door sales contracts. A Used Car purchase in Iowa is binding and there is no statutory time frame during which it can be canceled.

The Iowa lemon law states it does apply to used vehicles, but only if that vehicle is still under a manufacturer's written warranty, the problems occur within two years of the vehicle's delivery, or the vehicle hasn't driven more than 24,000 miles.

To file a lawsuit under the Iowa Lemon Law, you will need to contact a private attorney. If you do not have an attorney, you may wish to visit the Iowa Bar Association's Find-A-Lawyer service at, .IowaFindALawyer.com, to locate a licensed attorney in your area.