Delaware's "Lemon Law," formally known as the , protects consumers who purchase or lease new vehicles that have significant defects. If a vehicle cannot be repaired after a "reasonable number of attempts," the manufacturer must provide a replacement or a full refund. 1. Eligibility & Coverage
A vehicle qualifies if it has a nonconformity—a defect that —and meets one of the following criteria:
Primarily applies to new passenger motor vehicles (cars, pickup trucks, SUVs, and vans) leased or bought in Delaware. It also includes motorcycles and the chassis parts of motor homes (engine, brakes, transmission), but excludes the living quarters of RVs.