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...... Finally, Taylor turned to New York State's arbitration program. To win his lemon-law claim, he had to prove that he couldn't drive his vehicle for at least 30 days or that the dealer had tried to fix the same problem four times without success. The process dragged on for months, but Taylor persisted. Thirteen months after he had bought his TrailBlazer, GM refunded his money. In other words, he won. But if the same thing happened again, Taylor says he'd sell the car back to the dealer immediately. "It wasn't worth a year of my life," he says. "Even though I won, I lost." (Bigda & Chattzky, 2004, p.216)
It is often in the consumers best interest to try and negotiate with the dealership or the manufacturer before taking the case to court. Many people opt to use the Lemon Laws in cases where they may not even be applicable or they have done the supportive work necessary to prove their claim. And even when you are sure you have a case, as Mr. Taylor did above, it still may not be worth it and seeking alternative measure may be advisable
A current situation in my own family would

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