Consumers have rights.
This is particularly important to understand when it comes to big-ticket items like automobiles. You want to know that you are getting what you pay for. This does not always mean that your car or truck will run perfectly for years, but you certainly should not endure the same repair repeatedly right after you buy it. That is why it is important that you know about Illinois lemon laws and how they apply to you. You should not feel alone if a bad vehicle purchase has victimized you.
There is help available.
You just need to know where to get it. Focus on the First Two Years. If your vehicle has continuous problems and the dealership is not willing to do anything to help you, then you may have a claim to be made under the Illinois lemon law. However, the key is to do this within the first two years. Lemon laws within the state expire two years after you have bought the vehicle. Another stipulation is 24,000 miles, so you will want to file before you have driven that much. In most cases, you will know right away if you have bought a lemon. If you have, start the claims process right away.
If you believe that you have a claim to be made in Illinois, you will want to contact us. They will work with you to get the compensation that you deserve.
