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The Lemon Law applies to motor vehicles that are: (1) purchased in Nebraska, (2) not previously owned by someone else, and (3) covered by warranty or less than one year old. WHAT VEHICLES ARE NOT COVERED BY THE LEMON LAW? Vehicles not covered are trailers, self-propelled mobile homes, and used vehicles.

If the Manufacturer Fails to Respond and/or Fix Your Vehicle If the manufacturer fails to respond within 10 days, or the repair facility chosen by the manufacturer is unable to fix the problem during the final repair attempt, you can request that the manufacturer replace the vehicle or refund the purchase price.

Since these defects substantially impair the use, value or safety of my vehicle, I am hereby allowing you one final opportunity to repair my vehicle. If these repairs are not completed within 10 calendar days of receipt of this letter, I am entitled to a refund calculated in ance with the Lemon Law.

The Lemon Law is intended to resolve complaints involving chronic car problems. It allows the owner a refund or replacement when a new vehicle has a substantial problem that is not fixed within a reasonable time.

Repair Attempts Under Nebraska Lemon Law In addition, the law presumes that the manufacturer has had a reasonable opportunity to make repairs if the car has been out-of-service due to the defects and repairs for thirty (30) or more days (even if those days are not consecutive).

Nebraska Lemon Law: The Basics Nebraska's lemon law is very similar to lemon laws in other states, requiring the dealer/manufacturer to replace or refund a vehicle with an unresolved problem within one year of the car's delivery or by the end of the warranty period (whichever is earlier).