OC lemon law 101: How much can you sue for?
If you fall under OC lemon law, you are usually entitled to a repurchase (commonly known as a buyback) or a replacement. You might be able to secure a "cash and keep" offer for more dubious circumstances. The repurchase option: A repurchase, also known as a buyback, involves receiving your down payment, installments, out-of-pocket repair charges, towing, rental costs, and loan payoff, less the mileage offset, and any aftermarket upgrades. The replacement option: The new vehicle must be nearly identical to the car that was replaced. You get to choose whether you want the manufacturer to repurchase or replace your lemon car or truck if you have one. The restrictions for RVs, on the other hand, are different. If the manufacturer offers to replace your lemon RV before you file a lawsuit, they are complying with the OC lemon law, and you do not have the right to force them to repurchase your RV instead. The cash and keep option: A cash and keep agreement means that the