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Repeatedly taking your vehicle in for warranty repairs can be exhausting and frustrating. If your car isn’t performing as it should, you deserve answers. LyfeLaw’s Lemon Law attorneys are ready to help. We offer free consultations where we carefully evaluate your case, providing you with all the information needed to confidently pursue your legal rights. Don’t settle for a faulty vehicle. Contact LyfeLaw today and let us help you get the justice you deserve.
California’s Lemon Law is designed to protect consumers who purchase or lease defective vehicles. If your vehicle has a substantial defect that impairs its use, safety, or value—and the dealer or manufacturer has been unable to fix the issue after a reasonable number of attempts—you may have the right to a refund, replacement, or compensation.
If you purchased your vehicle new or as a Certified Pre-owned, and it is less than 4 years old, it could qualify as a Lemon if it has recurring problems that the dealership is unable to repair under warranty.
Review the vehicle’s warranty and any repair records. Pay attention to any recurring issues that persist despite multiple repairs. These could indicate a deeper problem that might qualify the car as a lemon.
If your vehicle has been in the shop 2 or more times for the same issue while under warranty and the issue still exists, it is likely a Lemon. Keep detailed records of all repairs and the corresponding mileage.
If your vehicle is in the shop for 30 days within the first 18 months or 18,000 miles, or if it is in the shop for 30 consecutive days for a single repair, it may qualify as a Lemon. Could you document the time your vehicle spends in the repair shop?
Pay close attention to any warning lights on the dashboard, especially if they frequently turn on and off. Problems with sensors, such as faulty readings from the engine, brakes, or airbags, can be a sign of a deeper issue that might classify the vehicle as a lemon.
If you suspect the car might be a lemon, consult a LyfeLaw logo Lemon attorney to understand your rights and options. We can help you navigate the potential return or exchange of the vehicle.
Yes, the Lemon Law applies to both new and used vehicles as long as the vehicle was sold or leased with a warranty. This includes certified pre-owned vehicles and vehicles purchased with extended warranties.
If your vehicle is determined to be a lemon, you may be entitled to:
If your vehicle is determined to be a lemon, you may be entitled to:
No. At Lyfe Law, we don’t charge any upfront fees or contingency fees. Under California Lemon Law, the vehicle manufacturer is responsible for paying attorney fees if you win your case. This means you pay nothing out of pocket for experienced legal representation.
We know civil litigation can be overwhelming. Our attorneys are here to answer your questions clearly and thoroughly, ensuring you understand every aspect of your case from start to finish.
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