Aurora Lemon Law ensures that car buyers aren’t left with unreliable vehicles that cannot be properly repaired.
Aurora law requires manufacturers to repair, replace, or buy back vehicles with recurring defects — and in some cases, provide additional compensation.
Understanding Aurora Lemon Law
The Aurora Lemon Law was created to protect drivers stuck with vehicles that don’t meet expected standards. If your new or leased car has repeated defects affecting its safety, performance, or resale value, you may qualify for:
- A comparable replacement vehicle
- A full refund including purchase price, taxes, and registration
- A financial settlement for lost value
- Attorney’s fees covered by the manufacturer if you win
No out-of-pocket expenses for you.
What Vehicles Are Covered?
Aurora Lemon Law applies to:
- New or leased passenger vehicles
- Cars, trucks, SUVs, vans, and motorhomes
- Claims filed within 12 months or 12,000 miles (Aurora-specific requirement)
- Vehicles with multiple failed repairs or extended downtime (30+ business days)
- Certain small business vehicles under Aurora weight limits
Not Covered: As-is used cars, off-road vehicles, or heavily modified cars
Do I Qualify for an Aurora Lemon Law Claim?
You may qualify if:
- The defect impacts the car’s safety, value, or usability
- The dealer or manufacturer made 4 or more repair attempts
- The vehicle was out of service for 30+ business days
- The issue was reported within Aurora’s 12-month / 12,000-mile period
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Common Defects Under Aurora Lemon Law
Common recurring problems that may qualify include:
• Engine stalling, overheating, or sudden loss of power
• Transmission slipping, rough shifting, or hesitation
• Steering or brake malfunctions
• Electrical system failures (dashboard lights, wiring, battery)
• Heating or air conditioning breakdowns
• Persistent oil, coolant, or fuel leaks
If your car has ongoing issues despite repairs, it may qualify as a lemon.
Aurora Lemon Law and Used Cars
Aurora Lemon Law generally applies to new vehicles, but some used cars may qualify if:
- The original manufactuer’sr warranty is still valid
- The defect was reported within 12 months / 12,000 miles
- The manufacturer had a chance to fix the issue but failed
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