You have the right to be reimbursed for many different types of costs. These can include your sales tax and registration fees, any repair bills that the manufacturer has not already covered, and any incidental costs you paid because your vehicle was a lemon. (A common example is a tow truck bill.)

Your specific reimbursement will depend on what you choose to do with your vehicle. For example, if you return the vehicle for a full refund, you will be entitled to reimbursement for any registration fees you paid. But if you keep the vehicle, you will still be using the registration, so the manufacturer will not reimburse this cost. Your incidental costs will also depend on your situation. If you got stuck out of town, for example, you might have a hotel bill.

You could also have a repair bill from a local shop because you could not make it to a dealership. All of these costs are subject to reimbursement in a fair settlement for your lemon law claim.