Georgia Lemon Law Lawyer

Buying a new car should mean reliability—not repeated breakdowns, endless repair visits, and mounting frustration. If your vehicle keeps failing despite repair attempts, you might have a lemon. Georgia law gives you legal recourse to demand a refund or a replacement. At The Perazzo Law Firm, we represent Georgians in Lemon Law claims across the state. We know how to hold manufacturers accountable, protect your rights, and get you compensation. Whether your dealership stalls or the manufacturer denies your claim, we’re ready to fight for you.

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What Is Georgia’s Lemon Law?

Georgia’s Lemon Law (Georgia Code § 10-1-781 et seq.) protects consumers who purchase new vehicles with defects that substantially impair the use, value, or safety of the car. If your car qualifies, you may be entitled to a replacement vehicle, a refund, and reimbursement for towing, rental, or incidental costs. The law requires the manufacturer to fix the problem after a reasonable number of repair attempts. If they can’t, they must make it right—or face legal action.

Does My Vehicle Qualify Under Georgia Lemon Law?

To bring a valid Lemon Law claim in Georgia, your car must be new (or a demonstrator model), purchased or leased in Georgia, and show signs of a defect during the Lemon Law rights period (typically the first 24 months or 24,000 miles). The issue must substantially impair the vehicle’s use, value, or safety. You must allow the manufacturer a reasonable number of repair attempts—usually three for the same issue—or have the vehicle out of service for 30+ days. You may also need to send a final notice letter requesting one last repair attempt before pursuing legal remedies.

Common Defects That Trigger Lemon Claims

Transmission failure, engine stalling, overheating, electrical malfunctions, backup camera failure, warning light issues, airbag system problems, brake defects, or HVAC failures—any of these recurring problems may qualify your car as a lemon.

What You Can Recover Under Georgia Lemon Law

If successful, you may recover a full refund of the vehicle’s purchase price (including taxes, registration, and dealer fees), a comparable replacement vehicle, and reimbursement for towing and rental costs. In some cases, attorney’s fees and court costs are also recoverable. The goal is to make you whole after the financial and emotional drain of owning a defective vehicle.

Georgia Lemon Law Deadlines & Requirements

Act fast. The Lemon Law coverage period usually spans the first 24 months or 24,000 miles—whichever comes first. Claims must be filed within one year of the Lemon Law rights period ending. If you wait too long, your case may be barred. That’s why contacting a Georgia Lemon Law Lawyer immediately is so important. Our firm handles all notices, deadlines, and filings for you.

Used Cars & Other Legal Avenues

Used cars are not covered under Georgia’s Lemon Law. However, you may still have a case under breach of express warranty, breach of implied warranty, fraud, or misrepresentation. Our legal team will explore all available options if you purchased a used car with persistent issues.

Why Choose The Perazzo Law Firm

We bring over a decade of experience representing car owners against major auto manufacturers. Our firm speaks your language—literally. We proudly serve Georgia’s Hispanic community and offer bilingual support throughout the legal process. We don’t charge fees unless we win, and we handle the entire process—manufacturer communication, document filing, legal strategy—so you can focus on moving forward. Our mission is to help Georgia consumers get the justice they deserve when auto companies fail to deliver safe, reliable vehicles.

Serving Lemon Law Clients Throughout Georgia

We represent clients across the entire state, including Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah, Macon, Alpharetta, Columbus, Athens, and everywhere in between. If you purchased or leased a defective new car anywhere in Georgia, we can help. No office visit is required—we manage everything remotely for your convenience.

What To Do Now If You Suspect You Have a Lemon

1. Keep every repair invoice and service record. 2. Save all written communication with the dealership or manufacturer. 3. Document each problem with photos, dates, and mileage. 4. Don’t wait—Lemon Law rights have deadlines. 5. Contact The Perazzo Law Firm immediately at 888-PERAZZO or visit our contact page.

Talk To a Georgia Lemon Law Attorney Today

You paid for peace of mind—not a car that lives in the repair shop. Let us fight for your refund or replacement. At The Perazzo Law Firm, we’ve helped consumers statewide hold manufacturers accountable and recover what they’re owed. Reach out now for a free consultation. No upfront fees. No risk. Just results. Visit our contact page, explore our full list of practice areas, or return to our homepage to learn more about how we fight for your rights.