No. The problem has to start within this time in order to fall under the NC lemon law. So long as the problem starts within the warranty period, the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (the “federal lemon law”) may still protect you. Give us a call to discuss your individual situation.
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Matt Norris is the owner and principle of the Norris Law Firm, PLLC. He focuses his practice in consumer law, including North Carolina lemon law and warranty claims, and consumer fraud and unfair business practices. He is admitted to practice law in North Carolina and all North Carolina federal district courts.
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