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While there are not explicit Colorado lemon laws for used cars on the books, that doesn't mean that you are left with no recourse at all. If your vehicle is still covered until warranty, a federal statute that protects consumers from purchasing a lemon will apply, and there are other consumer protection laws as well.

The Motor Vehicle Protection Act (Indiana's Lemon Law) affords protection to consumers who've purchased or leased a defective vehicle in the state of Indiana. Dealers that fail to fix defects within 4 attempts or 30 days must offer consumers a choice between a refund or a replacement vehicle of comparable value.

Kentucky has a Used Car Lemon Law. The Magnuson Moss Warranty Act was the first ?lemon? law ever passed and it can cover your used car and our used car Lemon Law lawyers know how to use it. If you get any written warranty at all when you get your used car, then this Used Vehicle Warranty law protects you too.

In Kentucky, consumers can make claims about their vehicle's defectiveness if their vehicle has had four (4) repair attempts or been out of service a total of thirty (30) days to repair defects or nonconformities within the vehicle's first twelve (12) months or 12,000 miles ? whichever happens first.

Kentucky's Lemon Law for New Cars. The Kentucky Lemon Law protects consumers from getting stuck with defective vehicles. If your new car has a defect that substantially impairs its use, value, or safety, the law entitles you to a refund or replacement vehicle.

To qualify for the law's protection, you must report the defect, in writing, to the vehicle's manufacturer. If the manufacturer cannot fix the defect, they must give you the option of (a) replacing the defective vehicle with a comparable one, or (b) taking the vehicle back and refunding you the full purchase price.