Demand Letter Under Kansas Lemon Law

If you want to pursue a claim under Kansas Lemon Law, you should notify the manufacturer of the problem with your vehicle after the fourth repair attempt or the vehicle has been out of service for a cumulative total of 20 days. You should send the notice via certified mail, with a return receipt requested.

Sample Demand Letter

[Your name]
[Your address]
[Your telephone number]
[Date]

[Name of manufacturer]
[Manufacturer's address]

Dear Manufacturer:

Pursuant to Kansas Lemon Law, notice is given to the manufacturer as follows [check all that apply]:

____ The vehicle has been out of service at least 30 cumulative calendar days to repair one or more malfunctions or conditions that cause the vehicle not to conform to the warranty.

____ Four or more repair attempts have been made to repair the same defect or condition.

____ Ten or more repair attempts have been made to repair a number of defects.

Description of continuing defect(s) or condition(s):

[Describe]

I am demanding a [replacement/refund] for the following defective vehicle:

Vehicle make:
Vehicle model:
Vehicle year:
VIN:
Name and city/state of selling dealer or leasing company:
Date of delivery:
Odometer reading at delivery:
Current odometer reading:
Name and city/state of authorized service agent(s) attempting previous repairs:

Sincerely,
[Your name]