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Are Lemon Law Settlements Taxable in California?

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  January 3, 2025
  Lemon Law

If you’ve just wrapped up a lemon law settlement, you might be wondering: are these settlements taxable in California? It’s a good question — and an important one — because taxes can make a big difference in your finances. Here’s what you need to know!   What Is the Lemon Law in California? The California...read more

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Ford Under Investigation for Electrical Issues in Maverick and Bronco Sport Models

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  December 28, 2024
  Car News, Ford, Lemon Law

Recalls are nothing new in the automotive world, but Ford is making headlines again. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating the Ford Bronco Sport and Ford Maverick after reports of battery failures causing sudden power loss while driving. What does this mean for Ford owners? Are these vehicles as reliable as they...read more

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Why You Should Check Your New Car for Damage

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  December 23, 2024
  Car Tips

Buying a brand-new car is exciting — you can already picture yourself driving it off the lot, shiny and perfect. But here’s the thing: even new cars sometimes have hidden issues. That’s why it’s a good idea to thoroughly check the vehicle before making it official. A quick inspection now can save you a lot...read more

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California Lemon Law and “Reasonable Opportunity to Repair”

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  December 17, 2024
  Lemon Law

Are you dealing with persistent vehicle problems and wondering how many times you have to let the dealership try to repair it before you can take action under California’s Lemon Law? It all comes down to what counts as a “reasonable number of repair attempts.” At Norman Taylor & Associates, we’ve handled over 12,000 lemon...read more

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Do Dealers Have to Disclose a Lemon Before Reselling?

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  December 13, 2024
  Lemon Law

Buying a car is an exciting milestone, but that excitement can disappear fast if you realize your new ride is a lemon. A “lemon” is a car with persistent defects that impact its use, value, or safety.  The big question is: Do dealerships have to tell you if a car was a lemon before reselling...read more

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How to Maintain a Car That Isn’t Driven Much

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  December 5, 2024
  Car Tips

Do you have a car that spends more time parked than on the road? Leaving a vehicle unused can lead to some unexpected issues, whether due to remote work, lifestyle changes, or just not needing it often. Luckily, with a few simple steps, you can keep it in great shape so it’s ready to roll...read more

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How to Save Money on Car Repairs

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  November 20, 2024
  Car Tips

Let’s face it — car repairs can be a real budget buster. But the good news is, with a little know-how and some smart strategies, you can save money while keeping your car in great shape. Whether it’s routine maintenance or an unexpected fix, check out these seven practical tips to save money on car...read more

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Who Regulates Car Dealerships in California?

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  November 9, 2024
  Lemon Law

In California, there are laws to protect you from buying a car that breaks down soon after you drive it off the lot. But what happens if a dealership sells you a lemon? To understand that, we first need to know who’s in charge of regulating car dealerships in the state—and why it’s important for...read more

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Which Car Brands Sell the Most Lemons?

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  October 19, 2024
  Lemon Law, Recalls

Every year, thousands of vehicles are sold to consumers with parts that don’t work or function as they should. While some defects are harmless, others can be extremely dangerous to passengers and others on the road. Known as lemons, these faulty vehicles must legally be repaired, replaced, or refunded by the manufacturer.  Almost every car...read more

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Which Cars Catch Fire the Most?

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  October 10, 2024
  Lemon Law

Car fires — we’ve all seen them. Even the smallest of flames can quickly grow, engulf a vehicle, and turn it into a blackened hull on the side of the road. It’s terrifying to witness and unimaginable to experience.  It’s estimated that 19 car fires occur every hour in the United States, accounting for every...read more

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How to Get the Best Deal on a Used Car

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  September 29, 2024
  Car Tips

From hidden fees to questionable histories, buying a used vehicle can feel a bit daunting. That said, with the right tips and negotiation skills, it’s possible to drive off in your dream car without overspending. Find out how to get the best deal on a used car below!   How Much Is a Used Car?...read more

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US Investigates Hyundai Palisade SUVs Over Seatbelt Issues

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  September 23, 2024
  Car News, Hyundai

As drivers, we rely on our vehicles’ safety features to protect ourselves and our loved ones. However, a recent investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has raised concerns about the reliability of seatbelts in some Hyundai Palisade SUVs. Find out more about the investigation and what it could mean for your vehicle...read more

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