Which State has the best coverage for the Lemon Law?
968971
Truthfully, NONE!  Cars are a joke and the getting around a finance company that paid for your car is a joke.  Sorry, I wish I had better news for you.\n\n\nI just want to add of the about 50 lemon cases that I have been involved with, only about 3 came out on top in ways all 50 should have.  Credit, cars, credit cards and financing is ruining this country.\n\nTake Care
148697
Different laws for different states.
194853
Wow. I thought this would be easy, but Oklahoma's official web site is definitely NOT OK.\n\nYou can call the Consumer Protection office in the OK Attorney General's office, or find a library with the state laws and look up the Uniform Commercial Code, Article 2 (usually), which governs sales and warranties. Try to use an annotated set of the laws, so there are summaries of cases decided using each section. There may be separate Attorney General or other regulations on "lifetime warranties" as there are in MA, but you will not be able to find them through the official web site.
78323
I would say Hawaii or Michigan
168256
I can think of one other reason, if you went from a no fault state to a fault state.  I used to live in PA, a no fault state.  If someone hit you, while you were parked in a lawful place, with the car off, it was still charged against your insurance.  If you moved across the line, to West Virginia, a fault state, they cannot see if you caused the accident or were a victim.  Since it was charged against your insurance, it is a cost they may have to bear since they cannot distinguish who caused it.  It limits litigation, but it also damages your record in fault states.
657603
What state are you in?
651412
warranty for lifetime\nsame in all states\ncheers
1154774
In addition to the other suggestions, lean on your insurance agent.  The agent should be able to help and if you have been with the company for 28 years and have other coverage with State Farm that should provide some incentive.\nIn New York where I am, the DMV and the court system are two distinct and separate entities that often do not communicate well if at all.  Concentrate your efforts on DMV and only spend time with court if DMV requires.\nIf you can't make any progress with DMV, contact your local state assembly person.  I have found them very helpful with similar matters.
756943
Yep, just call the Department of Motor vehicles in your state.
270414
not gonna happen.  The service  like carfax is one that dealers have had to pay for for years.  It became popular with the consumers with the advent of the internet.  Its not an expensive service, considering the price of buying a lemon so just suck it up and pay the price for the vehicle history, its worth it.
1051852
The laws may difer from state to state etc...I suggest that you call Motor Vehicles and get the answer straight from the source. If anyone would know how to fix this problem legally they would. I'm sure that this has happened to someone else at some time or another.\n If that doesn't work then you are left to think up a clever way to sell it to someone else.
728178
http://www.michigan.gov/driverresponsibility/0,1607,7-213-32169---,00.html\n\nRead the FAQ above
475742
which state?\nwhat laws?
651473
call the Florida Insurance Commission and see who is providing for your area or if there is a State POOL of insurers.
1163047
State Farm. If you are a good driver, they decrease your premiums every 6-12 months. However, one accident may go straight back up.
611024
Ask the state that you live in, If they say you have to retest and provide proof of valid insurance then restest and show them a legitimate insurance policy, If not don't drive... EVER
909333
texas and cal, produce them most because only they are the largest in population, size and they have weather for it. but if all things are equal then, i would say florida and ohio. florida is much smaller than tex. or cal. but are able to fill florida, miami and florida state roster with first round draft picks. ohio because they are always able to reload ohio state and michigan yearly. plus both are track states. also a underrate state is new jersey