Almost immediately after purchasing her 2013 Dodge Charger, a California resident was returning her vehicle to the manufacturer for repairs. She purchased the car in March 2013, had her first repair attempt in June 2013, and by August 2013, a Chrysler dealership had been given five (5) more opportunities to fix the vehicle. The Charger’s problems included a defective transmission control module which caused the vehicle to surge and hesitate, a defective torque converter, and a check engine light that would always illuminate.

She was confident that her Charger was a lemon and decided to contact the Law Offices of Delsack & Associates, P.C. for help. Shortly after retaining our California lemon law services, we were able to negotiate a repurchase of the defective vehicle. Our client was reimbursed for her down payment, monthly payments, and registration, less only the mileage deduction allowed under California’s lemon law. The mileage deduction was negligible since she had owned the vehicle for such a short time before the first repair attempt. Chrysler also paid her purchase balance in full and all our attorney fees. Our client was delighted with the outcome.

If you think your vehicle could be a lemon, contact the Law Offices of Delsack & Associates, P.C. for advice. We offer free lemon law consultations and will help you determine if your vehicle is a lemon. We have the experience to help you get your lemon bought back. Call us at 1-888-ExLemon (1-888-395-3666) or fill in and submit the California lemon law case review form at the top of this page.