What are the remedies offered under Delaware lemon law?
If the vehicle is found to fall under Delaware lemon law, the manufacturer must offer either a refund of the purchase price or a replacement vehicle. A refund must include the full purchase price including credits and trade ins, all taxes, dealer preparation fees, and registration fees, minus a reasonable offset for use of the vehicle. The maximum offset is calculated by dividing the number of miles driven before the nonconformity was reported by 100,000 and multiplying the result by the full purchase price. An amount for any damages not caused by normal wear and tear or the nonconformity is also subtracted from the refund amount. If a replacement vehicle is offered, it must be new and comparable to the original vehicle. No offset may be applied. The manufacturer must also refund incidental costs and pay all taxes and fees for the new vehicle. If the original vehicle was financed by the manufacturer, the financing for the new vehicle must not create a greater financial burden than the
