In Florida, the lemon law applies to new and used vehicles, as long as they're still under warranty. If you've got a sour ride, you'll need to notify the manufacturer and give them a chance to fix the problem. And, if they can't or won't fix it, you might be entitled to a refund or replacement vehicle!
But, here's the thing: the lemon law in Florida only applies to vehicles that have been substantially impaired. This means that if your car's problems are just a minor annoyance, you might not be eligible for relief. So, what constitutes a substantial impairment, you ask? Well, it's usually something that affects the car's safety, use, or value.
