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Originally Posted by FirestormFRS
repair or correct any defect which substantially impairs the use, value or safety of the vehicle
This will be extremely difficult to prove. That word is so vague and broad you'll be hard pressed to get a lawyer that A: will fight with Scions legal department for years and B: be able to prove it.
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This is exactly correct. There is no way in hell that any company will lose a lemon law case because there's a little condensation forming inside the taillights. It simply will not happen.
BTW, I've been through a lemon law case, so I understand how it works. Although the laws vary from state to state, generally you have to sit down with a moderator (not a judge in court) and present your case against a representative of the car company. If you can't prove that your defect
substantially impairs the use of the vehicle, the moderator will toss the case right out. Condensation in a taillight housing does not in any way substantially impair the use of the car. Is it annoying? Sure? Does it impair the use of the car? Absolutely not.