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B. All collateral charges, including, but not limited to,
sales tax, license and registration fees and similar
government charges; and

 
C. Reasonable costs incurred by the consumer for towing and
storage of the vehicle and for procuring alternative
transportation while the vehicle could not be driven because
it did not conform to any applicable express warranty.

 
The provisions of this section shall do not affect the
obligations of a consumer under a loan or sales contract or the
secured interest of any secured party. The secured party shall
consent to the replacement of the security interest with a
corresponding security interest on a replacement motor vehicle
which that is accepted by the consumer in exchange for the motor
vehicle, if the replacement motor vehicle is comparable in value
to the original motor vehicle. If, for any reason, the security
interest in the new motor vehicle having a defect or condition is
not able to be replaced with a corresponding security interest on
a new motor vehicle accepted by the consumer, the consumer shall
accept is entitled to a refund. Refunds required under this
section shall must be made to the consumer and the secured party,
if any, as their interests exist at the time the refund is to be
made. Similarly, refunds to a lessor and lessee shall must be
made as their interests exist at the time the refund is to be
made.

 
3. Reasonable number of attempts; presumption. There is a
presumption that a reasonable number of attempts have been
undertaken to conform a motor vehicle to the applicable express
warranties if:

 
A. The same nonconformity has been subject to a repair
attempt 3 or more times by the manufacturer or its agents or
authorized dealers within the express warranty term, during
the period of 2 3 years following the date of original
delivery of the motor vehicle to a consumer or during the
first 18,000 miles of operation of that motor vehicle,
whichever is the earlier date occurs earliest, and at least
2 of those times the same agent or dealer attempted the
repair but the nonconformity continues to exist; or

 
A-2.__The same nonconformity has resulted in a serious
failure of either the braking or steering systems in the
vehicle and has been subject to a repair attempt one or more
times by the manufacturer or its agents or authorized
dealers during the warranty term or the appropriate time
period, whichever occurs earlier; or


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