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Auto manufacturers have to buy back a disproportionately high number of vehicles due to various lemon laws. According to Kiemmel & Silverman law firm, there are about 25,000 lemon vehicles bought back by auto manufacturers each year, nationwide. Even if that number is extremely conservative, it underscores the fact that only a tiny fraction of the more than 16 million vehicles sold annually turn out to be lemons.

What is a lemon car?

While most of us know one when we drive one, the impartial eyes of the law may see things differently. In fact, individual states vary in defining which vehicles qualify as lemons and what manufacturers must do to satisfy consumers.

All 50 states and the Distric of Columbia have their own lemon laws.

Lemon Laws are explained in the following state and also Lemon law attorney "lawyer" listings directory.:

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