In Florida, if a new vehicle is in the shop for 15 days or less during the first year the car is considered a lemon.

Select one:

a. false

b. true

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Tori Camacho

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19 November, 05:26

In Florida, if a new vehicle is in the shop for 15 days or less during the first year the car is considered a lemon.

Select one:

a. false

b. true

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Lovey · Answer 1

That statement is False

The lemon law in Florida stated that the vehicle is considered a lemon if:

- Out for repairs for at least 30 days

- out of service for repairs for 15 calendar days

- Have to went for 3 times repairs for the same defect

Staying in the shop does not mean that the vehicle is out of service. so it does not meet the clause

In Florida, if a new vehicle is in the shop for 15 days or less during the first year the car is considered a lemon.Select one:a. falseb. true

In Florida, if a new vehicle is in the shop for 15 days or less during the first year the car is considered a lemon.

Select one:

a. false

b. true