If you to repeated problems with the car after it was in the shop and you purchased or leased this from a licensed Texas dealer or leasing company, the Texas Lemon Law may help you to refund or replacement.

The Texas lemon law was first adopted in 1983. It is managed by the Texas Department of Transportation of the Motor Vehicle Division and the Board.

Vehicles used by the Texas Lemon Law also cars, trucks, motorcycles, RVs and ATVs. It also applies to new vehicles and demonstrator developed that problems created by a written warranty of the manufacturer. If you have a towable recreational vehicle, it must first be titled in Texas and in this case.

Your vehicle can also be used under the Lemon Law if it is still within the original warranty of the manufacturer and not an extended service contract or whether the problem started while they are still under warranty and it continues to exist.

To know whether the Texas lemon law is applicable, your vehicle must meet certain requirements. The vehicle must be an abnormal condition or a serious error, the error under the warranty of the manufacturer, the error is that the dealer during the warranty period, you must give the manufacturer a letter stating the problem and enough time to repair the problem and the problem still remains, after everything that had happened.

There is nothing in the lemon law that states the number of times that the customers to wait before filing a complaint. For many, four times seems to be sufficient. This can happen two times to repair the same problem, the defect within the first 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first or twice during the 12 months or 12,000 miles after the second repair was, without any improvement.

Some will say that a serious threat to the test when the vehicle in question if brought into the business in the first 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first, and once during the 12 months or 12,000 miles after the first repair attempt.

The Texas Lemon Law may also apply if the vehicle was out of service for a total of 30 days or more in the first 24 months or 24,000 miles, and there were at least two repair attempts during the first 12 months after 12,000 miles, this was to You no changes in vehicle condition.

If you experience any of these three scenarios, you must create your Lemon Law complaint as soon as possible so that the motor vehicle board in a position to help.

A hearing will be before they are sure to prepare all necessary documents so that you can prove your case before the administrative law judge. You should create your own certificate, since you are the owner of the vehicle, the witnesses, documents, letters and other documents that are required.

A decision on your case within 150 days after receipt of the complaint and the payment for the filing fee. If no decision is made during this period, your argument before the court as if the Lemon Law was completed.