If you thought that you scored a great deal, but it turned out to be a lemon, you may be entitled to compensation. Depending on the state you are located in, you might be able to get reimbursed for finance charges, licensing, and registration fees, or even the purchase price of the vehicle you bought.
The South Carolina lemon law can help you to get some of the money back that you lost by investing in a bad vehicle. If you aren’t sure whether your vehicle qualifies as a “lemon,” it likely qualifies if you have bought a vehicle that has a fault that affects its value, such as operation or safety. The lemon law does not cover farm machinery or tractors, motorcycles or mopeds, motor homes, or any vehicle that has more than two axles.
It is intended for any vehicle that is operated on public highways and vehicles that require licensing and registration. Having a lemon law attorney will save you the time and the hassle of dealing with the situation on your own and will ensure that you come out in better shape.
They also have the experience and knowledge to handle a lemon case and know the ins and outs of the entire process, so you don’t have to try and figure it all out. If you have bought a lemon or know someone who has, be sure to find out more about South Carolina lemon law by contacting The Lemon Law attorneys at Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center®.
