Kane, J.
Petitioner manufactures motor vehicles which it sells to franchised dealers, who then sell the vehicles to consumers. Under the New Car Lemon Law (hereinafter the Lemon Law), when a motor vehicle manufacturer is unable to remedy substantial defects in a new vehicle, the manufacturer is required to, at the consumer's option, either replace the defective vehicle with a comparable one or refund the full purchase price to the consumer (see General Business...
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