These Lemon Law Letters will effectively notify a dealership that a vehicle purchased from them is defective (also known as a "lemon"). These letters contain detailed information regarding the vehicle including the make, model, year, VIN and the date of purchase. These letters range from notification that the vehicle is a "lemon" and should be repaired to a letter threatening legal action if the defects surrounding the vehicle are not repaired or the vehicle is not replaced. It is imperative that this "Lemon Law" notification be clearly and succinctly set out in writing. A well-written Lemon Law Letter will ensure that your complaints regarding a vehicle are recorded by the dealership in the event legal action must be taken. These Lemon Law Letters contain the following: Parties: Name of the dealership from whom the vehicle was purchased and its purchaser; Initial Letter: Detailed information regarding the vehicle and its specific defects; Follow-up Letter: Letter requesting a reason why the first letter regarding the vehicle's defects has not been answered; Legal Action: Letter which states that legal action will be taken if the vehicle is not repaired or replaced. Protect yourself by using our attorney-prepared up-to-date forms. This attorney-prepared packet contains: General Instructions Lemon Law Letters State Law Compliance: This form complies with the laws of all states