Bill > H219

This bill aims to extend consumer protections under the "lemon law," which safeguards individuals who purchase defective vehicles, to include motor homes. Specifically, it proposes to define a "motor or auto home" as a recreational or emergency living unit built on or attached to a self-propelled vehicle chassis, making it an integral part of the vehicle. The bill also removes the existing exclusion of "auto homes" from this protective law, thereby ensuring that consumers who buy these specialized vehicles are afforded the same recourse as those who buy standard cars if they turn out to be significantly flawed.