§ 19.118.005 Legislative intent
§ 19.118.010 Motor vehicle manufacturers — Express warranties — Service and repair facilities
§ 19.118.021 Definitions
§ 19.118.031 Manufacturers and new motor vehicle dealers — Responsibilities to consumers — Extension of eligibility period
§ 19.118.041 Replacement or repurchase of nonconforming new motor vehicle — Reasonable number of attempts — Notice by consumer regarding motor home nonconformity — Liabilities and rights of parties — Application of cons
§ 19.118.061 Vehicle with nonconformities or out of service — Notification of correction — Resale or transfer of title — Issuance of new title — Disclosure to buyer — Intervening transferor
§ 19.118.070 Remedies
§ 19.118.080 New motor vehicle arbitration boards — Arbitration proceedings — Prerequisite to filing action in superior court
§ 19.118.090 Request for arbitration — Eligibility — Manufacturer’s response — Defenses — Remedies — Acceptance or appeal
§ 19.118.095 Arbitration decision — Compliance — Accomplishment — Dispute — Failure — Fine — Costs — Attorneys’ fees
§ 19.118.100 Trial de novo — Posting security — Recovery
§ 19.118.110 Arbitration fee — New motor vehicle arbitration account — Report by attorney general
§ 19.118.120 Application of consumer protection act
§ 19.118.130 Waivers, limitations, disclaimers — Void
§ 19.118.140 Other rights and remedies not precluded
§ 19.118.150 Informal dispute resolution settlement procedure
§ 19.118.160 Arbitration program — When established by attorney general
§ 19.118.170 History of vehicle — Availability to owner
§ 19.118.900 Effective dates — 1987 c 344
§ 19.118.904 Effective date — 1989 c 347
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