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What Puts The Lemon In The Lemon LawThe descriptive term "lemon" applies equally to a defunct or malfunctioning motor vehicle under the California Lemon law, and to a bitter citrus fruit. Although the origin of this slang term is somewhat obscure, the fact remains that in today's world, a recalcitrant or defective automobile is more than an annoyance. Owning a "lemon" motor vehicle is socially degrading, and most definitely a major irritant. The California Lemon law applies to many kinds of products, but it does have preeminence in the area of automobiles. The state of California is one of the most automobile-oriented states in all of the United States, so it doesn't come as a surprise that the California Lemon law concerns defective automobiles. The California Lemon law protects consumers from the consequences of the purchase or lease of a defective automobile. The California Lemon law holds the manufacturer of a car responsible for the proper and satisfactory functioning of the vehicle while it is under its warranty period. If any kind of defect is found at the time of purchase, or if the car develops a defect in the warranty period, the California Lemon law steps in and the manufacturer is bound to repair or replace the car. Due to the California Lemon law, consumers are protected when buying or renting a car. This set of laws exists in order to ensure truth in lending and to prevent deceptive practices. The California Lemon law guarantees that the defective car will be replaced and legal fees will be refunded in applicable cases. The existence of such laws ensures that the basic safety of a driver and their passengers is enhanced, since greater care is taken in the manufacturing, sale and leasing of cars, trucks vans and other vehicles. |
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