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Pennsylvania Consumer Notice
If the new motor vehicle you have purchased does not conform to the manufacturer’s express warranty, the
Pennsylvania Automobile Lemon Law provides that the manufacturer may have to replace it or pay you a refund, at
your option.
If you discover a defect that substantially impairs the use, value, or safety of this vehicle, contact the manufacturer or
its authorized service and repair facility immediately.
Your Lemon Law rights only cover defects which occur within one year after delivery, 12,000 miles of use, or the term
of the express warranty, whichever comes first.
The law states that it is reasonable for the dealer, manufacturer, or its agent to make up to three separate attempts to
correct the same defect.
After three unsuccessful repair attempts, or after a total of thirty days in which the vehicle is out of service for repair,
you may be entitled to a comparable replacement vehicle or a refund of the purchase price less an allowance for your
actual use.
The manufacturer or dealer must provide you with an itemized statement of all repair work performed when your
vehicle is returned from service. Keep those records for future reference.
For more information, contact the Office of Attorney General, Bureau of Consumer Protection, Strawberry Square,
14th Floor, Harrisburg PA 17120
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA