The Georgia Lemon Law specifically excludes coverage for:
● Trucks that weigh more than 12,000 lbs.
● Motorcycles and mopeds
● Golf carts
● The non-vehicle portions of motorhomes
The law covers new, self-propelled vehicles that are purchased with the primary intention of transporting people or property on public roads. Any vehicle that meets this definition can qualify for protection under the Georgia Lemon Law as long as it isn’t one of the excluded vehicle types listed above.
If your vehicle is excluded from protection under the Georgia Lemon Law, it’s still likely to be covered by the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. This “federal Lemon Law” applies to all warrantied consumer products, including vehicles.
So if you think you have a lemon, reach out to a Georgia Lemon Law attorney to review your case. Even if your vehicle type isn’t covered by state law, you may still be owed compensation.