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Arizona's lemon law covers consumers as long as they file a complaint within six months after the expiration of the warranty, two years following the date of the vehicle's original delivery to the consumer, or 24,000 miles following the date of the vehicle's original delivery.

For a consumer to exercise his or her rights under the Arizona Lemon Law, the consumer must: (i) report the warranty problem to the manufacturer, its agent or its authorized dealer or issuer of a warranty, AND (ii) begin an Arizona Lemon Law action within six months following the earlier of: (a) expiration of the ...

Whether you have just driven your vehicle off the lot or you are within one day or one mile of the warranty expiration, you have six months to file your lemon claim under Arizona law. If, however, you are one day or one mile past the warranty period before you report a defect, you have no case.

Your car is covered by the Arizona Used Car Lemon Law if a major component of your car breaks before the earlier of 15 days or 500 miles after you buy the car. If it breaks, you'll still have to pay up to $25 for the first two repairs. The recovery for the consumer is the purchase amount paid for the car.

While a cooling-off period exists for some types of purchases, motor vehicles are not included. The Arizona Lemon Law protects the legal rights of motor vehicle purchasers who buy defective cars. While the Lemon Law pertains mainly to the purchase of NEW vehicles, some limited protection does exist for used cars.

If the manufacturer or dealer is unable to repair the vehicle after a reasonable number of attempts, they must replace it with a new motor vehicle or refund the purchaser the full purchase price, including all collateral charges, minus a reasonable allowance for the purchaser's use of the vehicle (time between purchase ...