In the context of lemon laws,a new vehicle would be considered a lemon if it has been:

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To be protected under lemon laws,a vehicle must have been returned to the manufacturer or dealer three or four times to repair the same defect and that defect must substantially impair the value or safety of the vehicle,or the vehicle must have been unavailable to the consumer for a total of at least 30 days in a 12-month period.A vehicle meeting either or both of those tests often would be a lemon,and the purchaser would be entitled to a replacement vehicle or full refund of the purchase price.

In the Context of Lemon Laws,a New Vehicle Would Be