The Law Offices of Delsack & Associates, P.C. were contacted by the owner of a 2012 Dodge Challenger who believed his vehicle could be a lemon. He bought his car in February, 2013 and started having problems almost immediately. These included defects with the braking system, an air bag light and check engine light that remains on, and a defective fuel sender.

After taking his Challenger to a Chrysler dealer for repairs on eight (8) separate occasions, with defects still remaining, he decided to contact us for advice. Following a short consultation with a lemon law attorney, he decided to retain the Law Offices of Delsack & Assoc., P.C. to represent him in his demand to have Chrysler repurchase the vehicle.

Within a few short weeks we were able to negotiate a repurchase of the vehicle and recover his down payment, monthly payments, and registration. Chrysler also paid the purchase balance in full and the attorney’s fees. Because the owner took his vehicle in for repairs at the first sign of problems, the mileage deduction allowed under California’s lemon law was negligible .

Needless to say our client was thrilled to be rid of his defective 2012 Dodge Challenger and get his money back.

If you live in California and think that your vehicle could be a lemon, contact the Law Offices of Delsack & Associates, P.C. by submitting the California Lemon Law case review form at the top of this page or calling us at 1-888-ExLemon (1-888-395-3666).