Lemon Law
Protecting new car buyers from defective vehicles that face ongoing issues
Buying a new car should come with peace of mind, not with a calendar full of repair appointments. If your vehicle has recurring issues that the dealership or manufacturer can’t or won’t fix, you may be eligible for relief under Oklahoma’s Lemon Law.
If you find yourself repeatedly visiting the dealership for repairs within the first year of ownership, despite being under warranty, and the issues persist unresolved, you may indeed have a lemon on your hands. Under Oklahoma law, manufacturers are obligated to accept the return of the defective vehicle and refund your full purchase price, including associated fees, or provide a comparable replacement.
Manufacturers often refuse to admit there’s a problem, leaving you feeling powerless and frustrated. But if your car spends more time in the shop than on the road, you don’t have to accept that. We help consumers enforce their rights when manufacturers fail to provide a safe, working vehicle.
Dealing with a Malfunctioning Car?
Know Your Rights Under Oklahoma's Lemon Law
You may have a Lemon Law claim if:
- You’ve made repeated warranty repair attempts for the same issue.
- Your vehicle has been out of service for 30+ days within the first year.
- The defect seriously impairs the car’s use, value, or safety.
- The manufacturer refuses to refund, replace, or repair the vehicle.
- You’ve been stuck in a cycle of repair appointments with no real fix.
- The vehicle was sold to you with unresolved damage or defects.
Under Oklahoma law, you may be entitled to a full refund or a replacement vehicle. We will help you build your case, work with experts if needed, and stand up to manufacturers who try to avoid responsibility.
We understand the importance of having a reliable mode of transportation in your daily life. Let us help you ensure that your rights as a consumer are upheld under Oklahoma’s Lemon Law.