If the manufacturer is unable to repair or correct any nonconformity after a reasonable number of repair attempts and the nonconformity continues to exist, the manufacturer must, at the option of the consumer, either replace or repurchase the motor vehicle.
The Maryland Lemon Law creates a presumption that a manufacturer has had a reasonable number of repair attempts if:
(1) four or more attempts have been made to fix the problem, without success:
(2) the vehicle has been out of service for a cumulative total of 30 or more days because of the problem;
(3) a problem with the braking or steering system has not been repaired after the first try.