The California Lemon Law, also known as the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act, provides protection for consumers who have purchased or leased a vehicle that has a defect or condition that substantially impairs its use, value, or safety. If you suspect your vehicle is a lemon, you should know the ins and outs of the California law and the best ways
We all love getting new things, what we do not love is when we bring those new things home and there is something wrong with them. There are laws in place to protect consumers from items that may be faulty, dangerous, or broken, and your new RV may fall into that protection. Lemon law covers a wide range of things
In California, an estimated 5% of all cars, trucks, motorbikes, and boats are sold as lemons. Of the 60 million cars sold in the US, more than 150k of the cars sold in California are lemons. With some of the complexities of proving that a vehicle is a lemon, the true number of lemons is likely much higher. If you
For those who are having issues with a used car, it’s good to know that the California lemon law does cover used or pre-owned cars, as long as the cars still have an active warranty from the dealer or the manufacturer. However, when it comes to used cars, the laws aren’t as specific in guidelines as they are when it
Here’s how the typical lemon car scenario plays out. You are excited about buying your new vehicle. This car is what you have dreamed about and saved money for, for a very long time. Buying this shiny new car was one of the most thrilling experiences of your life. You sign all the necessary paperwork, and the dealer gives you
Have you ever had the bad luck to buy a car that needed frequent repairs? It’s a frustrating situation because you depend on your vehicle to live your life. If you’re like most people, you drive somewhere almost every day, to work, daycare, church, the grocery, and a multitude of other places. Even if the repairs are covered under your
All 50 states have lemon laws for new cars, but only six states have a lemon law for used cars. The purpose of a car lemon law is to provide financial protection for consumers who are buying a new car, but find out the hard way that the car is defective. Sometimes cars arrive from the manufacturer in less-than-perfect condition and
The California Lemon Law, also known as the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act, provides protection for consumers who have purchased or leased a vehicle that has a defect or condition that substantially impairs its use, value, or safety. If you suspect your vehicle is a lemon, you should know the ins and outs of the California law and the best ways
We all love getting new things, what we do not love is when we bring those new things home and there is something wrong with them. There are laws in place to protect consumers from items that may be faulty, dangerous, or broken, and your new RV may fall into that protection. Lemon law covers a wide range of things
In California, an estimated 5% of all cars, trucks, motorbikes, and boats are sold as lemons. Of the 60 million cars sold in the US, more than 150k of the cars sold in California are lemons. With some of the complexities of proving that a vehicle is a lemon, the true number of lemons is likely much higher. If you
For those who are having issues with a used car, it’s good to know that the California lemon law does cover used or pre-owned cars, as long as the cars still have an active warranty from the dealer or the manufacturer. However, when it comes to used cars, the laws aren’t as specific in guidelines as they are when it
Here’s how the typical lemon car scenario plays out. You are excited about buying your new vehicle. This car is what you have dreamed about and saved money for, for a very long time. Buying this shiny new car was one of the most thrilling experiences of your life. You sign all the necessary paperwork, and the dealer gives you
Have you ever had the bad luck to buy a car that needed frequent repairs? It’s a frustrating situation because you depend on your vehicle to live your life. If you’re like most people, you drive somewhere almost every day, to work, daycare, church, the grocery, and a multitude of other places. Even if the repairs are covered under your
All 50 states have lemon laws for new cars, but only six states have a lemon law for used cars. The purpose of a car lemon law is to provide financial protection for consumers who are buying a new car, but find out the hard way that the car is defective. Sometimes cars arrive from the manufacturer in less-than-perfect condition and
