Buying a car is a significant investment, and you expect it to function without issues. However, what happens when your newly purchased car keeps breaking down, even after multiple repairs? You might have bought a lemon car with significant defects that impair its...
The California Lemon Law has some very specific requirements. One of these is that sellers of Lemon Law buyback vehicles must let the new buyer know that the vehicle was a buyback. The Lemon Law buyback requirements apply to any vehicle that was reacquired by the...
When you purchase a new car, you naturally assume it is in good condition. If you suddenly start having problems with the car, you might have bought a lemon. When this happens, it’s important that you have the car fixed right away. Your warranty should cover the cost...
When you buy a new car or a used vehicle, you expect that it will work and get you where you need to go. Some people realize after purchasing a vehicle that it is in fact a lemon. It has something substantially wrong with it that the owner cannot easily repair....
When you spend money on a new or used vehicle, you want the most value for your investment. However, many unscrupulous dealers in California are waiting to take advantage of those that need a vehicle. When dealers have a defective automobile on their lot, their top...