The California Lemon Law is designed to protect car buyers who have purchased or leased a lemon. If your new car, truck, or SUV cannot be repaired by an authorized dealer after a reasonable number of repair attempts, you could qualify to get the manufacturer to repurchase your vehicle and get your money back. Used vehicles can also qualify if it was purchased while the manufacturer’s original new car warranty was in effect, or if it was a Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) vehicle. Continue reading
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2010 Toyota Tacoma Buyback For Suspension
(Note: Names have been omitted and some information may have been changed to protect client privacy.)
Suspension problems often exhibit symptoms such as unfamiliar noises, vibrations, questionable handling, and unusual tire wear. When problems appear, finding a remedy can often be difficult because there are so many moving parts within the system.
When a Corona, California resident contacted our California lemon law offices with a 2010 Toyota Tacoma with thirteen (13) repair attempts of the suspension, one of our attorney’s performed a free case evaluation which showed that he had a strong lemon law case. Continue reading
Buick Lacrosse Buyback For Suspension Problem
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Our California lemon law offices were recently contacted by a Delano, California resident who had purchased a Buick Lacrosse that was experiencing suspension problems. Continue reading
Federal Used Car Buyer Guide Changes Questioned
The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) Used Car Buyers Guide, formally known as the Used Motor Vehicle Trade Regulation Rules, was enacted in 1985 as a way to protect consumers against used car fraud. It requires dealers to display stickers in the window of all used vehicles for sale, giving information about Continue reading
