Ah, lemon laws in Queensland—Australia's way of giving you a fighting chance when your new car turns out to be a dud. Officially, these laws allow consumers to seek a refund or replacement if their vehicle has a major fault that can't be fixed after a reasonable number of attempts within a certain period—usually the first six months to a year.
Queensland follows the Australian Consumer Law, which means if your car is a lemon, the dealer or manufacturer must fix it, replace it, or refund you.
Common issues addressed:
Remember, documenting every repair attempt is your secret weapon. For more nitty-gritty, check out Consumer Affairs Queensland or ServiceCentral.
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