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Figure out whether your problem car might qualify for a refund or replacement under lemon law or warranty — and build the paper trail to claim it. Use when asked is my car a lemon, my new car keeps breaking, lemon law help, or can I return a defective car. Produces a plausibility read against typical lemon-law criteria (repeated same defect, repair attempts, time out of service, warranty window), the records to gather, the manufacturer-claim and escalation steps, and a strong flag that lemon laws are jurisdiction-specific. Not legal advice.

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# Lemon Law Check

A car that keeps failing for the same fault, despite repeated repair attempts, may qualify for a refund or replacement under lemon laws or warranty — but only if you meet the criteria and have the documentation. This checks whether your situation plausibly fits, tells you exactly what records to keep, and lays out the manufacturer claim and escalation — while being clear that lemon laws vary by jurisdiction and this isn't legal advice.

## What This Skill Produces

- **A plausibility read** — how your situation maps to typical lemon-law/warranty criteria (a substantial defect, a reasonable number of repair attempts or days out of service, within the coverage window)
- **The records to gather** — every repair order, dates, the same-defect history, communications, and days in the shop
- **The claim path** — notifying the manufacturer, the (often required) final repair opportunity, and requesting refund/replacement
- **Escalation** — arbitration programs, consumer authorities, and when to get a lemon-law attorney
- **A jurisdiction flag** — criteria and remedies differ by location; not legal advice

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