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Lemon Law
The New Car, Used Car and Wheelchair Lemon Laws provide a legal remedy for buyers or lessees of new and used cars that turn out to be lemons. If your car does not conform to the terms of the written warranty and the manufacturer or its authorized dealer is unable to repair the car after a reasonable number of attempts, you may be entitled to a full refund.
Autos
New and Used Car Lemon Law Arbitration Program: A consumer can seek redress under the New York Program by obtaining a Request-for-Arbitration form by clicking here:
- Auto Leasing - Excess Wear & Damage | Excess Wear Guide
- New Car Form | New Car Guide
- Used Car Form | Used Car Guide
After reviewing the guide please complete the appropriate Lemon Law Request For Arbitration form and send it to the Attorney General's Lemon Law Unit located at 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271. Before submitting this form please complete all questions as accurately as possible, especially date and mileage questions. You should provide a brief but concise statement of the problem in the space provided on the form.
If you wish to expedite this process you may complete the appropriate form online, save it as either a PDF or JPEG document, and then simply email it to us at: nyag.lemonlaw@ag.ny.gov
For more specific information about the New York Lemon Law (including the time limits and the steps necessary to pursue a lemon law claim), click here:
New York State Lemon Law Fact Sheet:
Wheelchair
Wheelchair Lemon Law Arbitration Program: A consumer can seek redress under the New York Program by obtaining a Request-for-Arbitration form by clicking here: