Toledo Lemon Law Attorneys Helping You Get Rid of Your Defective Vehicle

The Toledo Lemon Law was designed to protect consumers from being stuck with unreliable vehicles. If your new or leased car continues to have issues despite several repair attempts, you may qualify for:

• A complete refund of your vehicle purchase price
• A replacement vehicle of the same model or value
• A cash settlement for your inconvenience
• No attorney fees, since the manufacturer covers all legal costs

You pay nothing unless we win your case.

Under Ohio Lemon Law, the following vehicles are covered:

• New cars, SUVs, trucks, and vans under warranty
• Leased vehicles covered by the manufacturer’s warranty
• Vehicles used mainly for personal, family, or household purposes
• Defects occurring within 12 months or 18,000 miles, whichever comes first

Excluded: motorcycles, RVs, and vehicles sold “as is.”

You may qualify if:

• The defect impacts your car’s safety, function, or market value
• The dealer made 3+ repair attempts for the same problem
• The car was out of service for 30+ days due to repairs
• The defect appeared while the vehicle was still under warranty
• The claim was filed within Ohio’s legal time limit

Keep all service orders, invoices, and repair receipts — they’re essential to prove your Lemon Law case.

Toledo drivers often face these recurring defects under Ohio Lemon Law:

• Engine or transmission problems
• Faulty steering or brake systems
• Electrical or software malfunctions
• Persistent warning lights on the dashboard
• Suspension or alignment issues
• Leaking or rattling noises
• HVAC or air conditioning failure

If the same problem keeps returning after repairs, your vehicle may legally qualify as a lemon.

While Ohio Lemon Law mainly protects new vehicles, some used cars can qualify if:

• The issue occurred within 12 months or 18,000 miles of delivery
• The manufacturer’s original warranty is still valid
• The dealer made repeated unsuccessful repair attempts

Our Toledo legal team can evaluate your used car at no cost to see if it’s covered under the law.