‘Lemon Law’ Excludes Used Cars With Unexpired Warranty
The California Supreme Court held yesterday resolved ambiguity in a statute, holding that the refund-or-replace remedy provided for in California’s “lemon law”—requiring automakers to provide a substitute vehicle or to pay restitution for the purchase of a defective new car—does not apply to used automobiles purchased with some balance remaining on the manufacturer’s warranty.
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