Georgia Lemon Law excerpt follows. I had commented on a different thread about commerical vehicles not being covered. Here is what I found on line:
(11) "New motor vehicle" means any self-propelled vehicle, primarily designed for the transportation of persons or property over the public highways, that was leased or purchased in this state or registered by the original consumer in this state and on which the original motor vehicle title was issued to the lessor or purchaser without having been previously issued to any person other than the selling dealer. If the motor vehicle is a motor home, this article shall apply to the self-propelled vehicle and chassis, but does not include those portions of the vehicle designated, used, or maintained primarily as a mobile dwelling, office, or commercial space. The term "new motor vehicle" does not include motorcycles or trucks with 10,000 pounds or more gross vehicle weight rating. The term "new motor vehicle" shall not include any vehicle on which the title and other transfer documents show a used, rather than new, vehicle. The term "new motor vehicle" includes a demonstrator or lease-purchase, as long as a manufacturer's warranty was issued as a condition of sale, unless specifically excluded under this definition.
Obviously, my F-350 is excluded. I do not know the GVWR of a Ford F-250. This might give some answers to previous comments and questions.

 

New F-250 has a GVWR of 9200-9600# (depending on basic options). This lemon law would exclude F-250s with the optional 10,000# GVWR package and all F-350s and higher.