Nashville Lemon Law Attorneys Helping You Get Justice for Your Defective Vehicle

The Nashville Lemon Law protects vehicle owners from being stuck with unreliable cars. If your new or leased vehicle has repeated mechanical or electrical issues under warranty, you may be entitled to:

• A refund of your vehicle purchase or lease price
• A replacement vehicle from the manufacturer
• A cash settlement for repair-related inconvenience
• No-cost legal help, since manufacturers pay all attorney fees

You don’t pay anything unless we win your case.

Under Tennessee Lemon Law, the following vehicles qualify:

• New passenger vehicles, SUVs, and trucks under manufacturer warranty
• Leased vehicles still covered by the original warranty
• Vehicles primarily used for personal, household, or family use
• Defects reported within the first year of ownership or warranty period

Not covered: motorcycles, RVs, or vehicles purchased “as is.”

You may qualify if:

• The issue affects your car’s use, safety, or market value
• The dealer made three or more unsuccessful repair attempts
• Your car was out of service for 30 or more cumulative days for repairs
• The defect appeared during the manufacturer’s warranty period
• The claim is filed within Tennessee’s allowed timeframe

Keep all repair receipts, service records, and dealer communication — they are vital to your case.

Nashville drivers frequently face recurring car problems such as:

• Engine stalling or transmission slipping
• Electrical system malfunctions
• Brake or steering defects
• Faulty air conditioning or heating
• Dashboard warning light issues
• Suspension or alignment problems

If your vehicle keeps going back to the repair shop for the same issue, it might be a lemon.

While Tennessee Lemon Law primarily protects new vehicles, some used vehicles may qualify if:

• The defect appeared within the warranty coverage period
• Multiple unsuccessful repairs were made for the same issue
• The manufacturer’s original warranty remains valid

Our Nashville Lemon Law attorneys offer free case evaluations to see if your used car qualifies for compensation.