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Lemon Law Lessons – Vehicle Abuse

You’ve heard the expression, “you can’t have it both ways.” This concept certainly applies in the lemon law. Here’s how. When your car, truck, motor home or boat has repeated defects that the dealership cannot fix, the vehicle may qualify for the lemon law. However, if you cause the defects through misuse or use for......

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Lemon Law News

  •   January 28, 2026

    Is My Car a Lemon If It Was Recalled?

    If your car was recalled, you might be wondering whether that automatically qualifies it as a lemon under California law...
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  •   November 13, 2025

    U.S. Investigates Tesla’s Autopilot After Reports of Traffic Violations and Crashes

    The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched a broad investigation into Tesla’s Autopilot a...
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  •   November 4, 2025

    Which Car Manufacturers Opted Into California’s New Lemon Law in 2025?

    Buying a car is a major investment, and the last thing you want is to end up with a vehicle that constantly needs repair...
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  •   September 25, 2025

    Tesla Faces Probe Into Model Y Electric Door Locks

    The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently opened an investigation into the 2021 Tesla Model Y ...
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  •   September 13, 2025

    Ford Explorer Investigated Over Underbody Shield Problems

    Ford Explorers are back in the spotlight after concerns were raised about the 2020 models. A recent defect petition clai...
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