Is Your Newly Purchased Vehicle Constantly Breaking Down? Do You Think You May Have Been Sold a Lemon?

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Was the vehicle purchased new or pre-owned?

Is the vehicle under warranty?

Are there mechanical problems with the vehicle?

If so, did you make the dealer aware of the problem(s)?

Did you take the vehicle back to the dealer for repair?

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Do Motorcycles, Boats, Motor Homes, RVs, and Other Consumer Vehicles Qualify Under California’s Lemon Laws?

Yes. All of these types of vehicles qualify for protection under California’s lemon laws as long as they were purchased or leased for personal, family or household purposes.

Do I Still Have a Lemon Law Claim if My Vehicle is Out of Warranty?

Depends. If the first repair attempt for the problem or defect occurred during the warranty period, then the vehicle may still qualify for a refund or replacement, if other requirements are met. Call us for a further explanation on this topic.

Does the Lemon Law Apply to My Used Vehicle?

Yes. A used car can and often does qualify under the lemon laws as long as it was sold with a written warranty. Often times, used vehicles are sold while still under the manufacturer’s warranty and/or a warranty from the dealer. If this is the case, then your used car may qualify under the lemon laws.

If I Qualify Under the Lemon Laws, What am I Entitled to?

If your consumer good or vehicle qualifies as a lemon, then you are entitled to receive a replacement or refund, which consists of your down payment, monthly payments, registration, taxes, and incidental expenses such as rental car or tow expenses, plus reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs. The manufacturer is entitled to deduct a usage fee for the value of the miles placed on the vehicle up to the first time it was taken in for repair work for the problem or defect that resulted in it being a lemon.