Lemon laws are generally understood to be laws that:
A) apply to the safety of food additives for fruits and vegetables.
B) are federal legislation designed specifically to protect state consumers from fraudulent car manufacturers.
C) are state laws that attempt to provide new car purchasers with rights that are similar to full warranties under the Magnuson-Moss Act.
D) are interstate compacts to uniformly deal with lemon cars.

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Lemon laws are state laws that provide protection to consumers who purchase new cars that are found to be defective or have substantial issues that impact their safety, value, or usability. These laws typically require the manufacturer to repair or replace the vehicle, or provide a refund or other compensation to the consumer. The Magnuson-Moss Act is a federal law that regulates warranties for consumer products, including automobiles. While lemon laws are not part of the Magnuson-Moss Act, they often provide similar protections and rights for consumers.

Lemon Laws Are Generally Understood to Be Laws That