You must decide whether to accept the offer or try to get a refund under the Lemon Law by going to court. If you decide to go to court, the Lemon Law provides for a private cause of action. The Attorney General's Office is not allowed to act as your private attorney to pursue your desired relief or to enforce your individual rights under the Lemon Law. Before you can go to court under the Lemon Law, you first must have submitted your claim to the manufacturer's appeals procedure if it has one. TIPS Before buying a car, check the warranty carefully.
Some manufacturers offer only limited warranties.
Find out how long your car warranty lasts, what is covered and who will honor it. Get detailed repair orders for all warranty work and keep them. Use the same description each time you take your car in for the same problem. Each year thousands of complaints are logged. The majority of them involve overcharging, poor workmanship and deceptive repair practices.