New Mexico Lemon Law covers new motorcycles. In order to be considered a "lemon," the motorcycle must meet the following requirements:
Under New Mexico Lemon Law, you must notify the manufacturer in writing of your motorcycle's problem and give them one final opportunity to repair your motorcycle. You must also participate in the manufacturer's informal dispute resolution process (if one exists) before you are eligible to file a Lemon Law claim in court.
Wherever you are in the Lemon Law claim process, it is generally in your best interest to have an attorney represent you. After all, motorcycle manufacturers have teams of lawyers that do nothing but fight Lemon Law claims. As you consider your options, imagine the difference between going up against a team of lawyers on your own, versus having a Lemon Law attorney speak on your behalf. Also keep in mind that being represented by a Lemon Law attorney won't cost you a dime if you go to court; the law says that the car manufacturer has to pay your attorney's fees in successful Lemon Law claims.
New Mexico Lemon Law provides several options for a successful Lemon Law claimant. First, you may be awarded a replacement motorcycle of the same year, make, and model. You may also qualify for a monetary award, which can include:
The amount of the monetary reward may be reduced by a deduction for your use of the motorcycle.