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Before suing under Colorado's lemon laws, the consumer must send a written notice of the defect to the manufacturer by certified mail. Once the notice has been mailed, the consumer must also go through the manufacturer's informal dispute resolution process, if one exists.

A 30 day or 90 day return policy is hard to find on lower-priced products such as laptops or cell phones let alone bigger purchases such as a new or used car where lengthy return policies are pretty much unheard of/non-existent. Sadly, Colorado State laws make no provision for you to return used cars at all.

The law refers to these problems as nonconformities. To give rise to a claim under the Colorado Lemon Law, a nonconformity must occur and be reported within the warranty period of the car, or within one (1) year from the date on which the purchaser received the car, whichever comes first.

YES, while the Missouri Lemon Law itself does not cover used cars, the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act does. It requires warrantors of consumer products (i.e., car manufacturers and their dealers) to comply with the terms of any warranties or service contracts that accompany the used car.

Colorado consumers therefore have three years to file a federal lemon law claim. There is no specific Colorado used car lemon law, as the state's existing lemon law covers used vehicles.

The Colorado Lemon Law applies to new motor vehicles that were purchased or leased in the state of Colorado. It applies to vehicles with a manufacturer's warranty, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, and recreational vehicles.