Who is covered under Idaho lemon law?
Idaho lemon law covers owned and leased vehicles that are sold or licensed in Idaho. Vehicles can be new or used to fall under Idaho lemon law, but motorcycles, tractors, trailers, and vehicles with a gross laden weight of more than 12,000 pounds are not covered. What problems does Idaho lemon law cover? Idaho lemon law protects consumers whose vehicles have defects that hamper its use or value. A manufacturer is not responsible for nonconformities that occur because of neglect, abuse, or modification by anyone other than the manufacturer or its agents. According to Idaho lemon law, the nonconformity must be reported within the vehicle’s express warranty period, within the first two years after the consumer has taken possession of the vehicle, or within the first 24,000 miles, whichever comes first. Before a consumer can seek compensation under the Idaho lemon law, the manufacturer has to have a reasonable chance to repair the nonconformity. A reasonable chance is defined as either fou
