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	Lemon Laws in California

California is a progressing state and the Government takes all measures to ensure that the consumers, in particular, are saved the trouble of dealing with defective goods. California Lemon Laws are a set of laws that specify to a manufacturer, the quality that has to be maintained before the product becomes worthy of use.

The term “Lemon Laws” was coined in order to denote the fact that a malfunctioning equipment, be it a car, a computer or any other product, is only worth a lemon if it is not functioning. However, Lemon Laws are primarily used in reference to defective automobiles. This is for a simple reason – California has a very large car – using consumer group. It is essential that there should be laws that govern the production of these vehicles.

California Lemon Law defines that in case of an automobile being defective or not performing up to the mark, the manufacturer is answerable to the consumer and the vehicle may have to be repaired or replaced on the supplier’s expense provided that the vehicle is in the warranty period.

This is advantageous in more ways than one. First, a manufacturer will think before he uses any deceptive techniques, as he may have to face the music later. Secondly, this has an indirect effect on the driver’s safety as the manufacturer ensures the safety standards thereby reducing, if not preventing an accident and the damage suffered by the driver.

This is a very effective move by the government and it applies even to those dealers who lease out cars. The only thing that you must ensure is that the vehicle is covered under warranty.

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