What vehicles are covered under Ohio lemon law?
Ohio lemon law covers passenger vehicles that are used for noncommercial purposes. Covered vehicles include the portions of motor homes not used for living purposes, vehicles which carry no more than nine people (or 15 people if used for ridesharing purposes), and farm trucks and other trucks that can carry no more than one ton, so long as they are not used for business purposes. Ohio lemon law covers both purchased and leased vehicles, as well as used vehicles if the manufacturer’s warranty still applies. What protections do I have under Ohio lemon law? Ohio lemon law says that if a consumer notifies a manufacturer that their vehicle has a serious defect which prevents the vehicle from conforming to its warranty, the manufacturer must repair the nonconformity at no charge. A serious nonconformity is one that negatively influences the vehicle’s use, value, or safety. A manufacturer is not liable for nonconformities that were caused by abuse or modification by the consumer. Notification
