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The Lemon Law Process Once the manufacturer tries and fails to fix your lemon, Kentucky's Lemon Law requires you to seek a resolution through the manufacturer's informal dispute resolution system, if they have one. We can handle this on your behalf.

Ing to Kentucky state laws, the vehicle is considered a lemon when: It has a fault within the first 12,000 miles on the odometer or 12 months of purchase (whichever comes first). The problem causes your vehicle to be out of service for at least 30 days.

The lemon law covers any resident person who buys or contracts to buy a new motor vehicle in Kentucky. The lemon law also covers any resident person who leases a new motor vehicle in Kentucky after July 15, 1998. The lemon law does not cover subsequent purchasers or lessees. The lemon law applies to vehicle converters.

WHAT DOES KENTUCKY'S LEMON LAW DO? You cannot use your vehicle for a combined total of 30 days because of the repairs that are being made on the same defect. To qualify for the law's protection, you must report the defect, in writing, to the vehicle's manufacturer.

An action under the lemon law must be commenced within two years after the date of the vehicle's original delivery to a consumer. The Kentucky lemon law sets out the following amounts that a manufacturer must pay when it repurchases an owned or leased vehicle under the lemon law: 1.

Likewise, there is NO used car lemon law. You can file a complaint with this office and with the Kentucky Motor Vehicle Commission in Frankfort. Neither agency, however, can represent you individually nor give you rights that you do not already have (e.g., buying a car ?As Is? really means no warranties of any kind).