If your new vehicle keeps going back to the shop for the same problem, you may be dealing with what many states call a "lemon." A lemon law buyback is a manufacturer repurchase or replacement that some owners pursue when a defect cannot be fixed within a reasonable number of attempts.
This site explains, in plain English, how the buyback process generally works, what documents tend to matter, and how a rough estimate is often calculated. Use our free, private buyback estimator to get a ballpark figure, then learn where your state's rules and deadlines come in. Lemon laws vary widely by state, so nothing here is legal advice or a promise of any outcome. When the stakes are high, consider talking with a licensed attorney in your state.