Why Is My Check Engine Light On?
You’re driving down the road when that dreaded yellow light suddenly pops up on your dashboard: the check engine light. If you find yourself asking, “Why is my check engine light on?” Here’s what it means, why it might be on, and what you can do about it. Key Takeaways: What Does the Check......
Read MoreShould I Buy a Car with a Rebuilt Title?
Are you considering buying a car with a rebuilt title? These vehicles can be a lot cheaper than ones with clean titles, but they also come with risks. Before you make a decision, our California lemon law attorney breaks down what a rebuilt title really is and what it could mean for you down the......
Read MoreWhat to Do If Your Car Catches Fire
Car fires don’t happen often, but they can be terrifying when they do. Knowing how to react can make all the difference in keeping you and your passengers safe. Whether you’re driving or parked, here’s what to do if your car catches fire, as well as how to lower the risk of it happening in......
Read MoreHow Do I Know If My Car Is Still Under Warranty?
Knowing your warranty status can save you a lot of headaches and money down the road. In this guide, we’ll show you how to check your warranty, what to do if it’s expired, and what steps to take if you think your car might be a lemon. Key Takeaways: What Is a Car Warranty?......
Read MoreDoes Lemon Law Apply to Vehicles Purchased in Other States?
With the high costs of buying, insuring, and maintaining a new car, consumers are always looking for ways to save money by buying vehicles out of state to avoid sales tax. However, if you end up with a defective car, your options for getting compensation might be limited. So, does the Lemon Law apply to......
Read MoreWhat Types of Problems Aren’t Covered By the Lemon Law?
California’s Lemon Law helps protect buyers from ongoing car problems, but it doesn’t cover everything. Our experienced lemon law attorney explains which defects are covered — and which ones aren’t. Key Takeaways: What Is a Vehicle Defect? For a car to be considered a lemon under California’s Lemon Law, it must have been sold......
Read MoreIs the Lemon Law Limited by Mileage?
In California, you’re protected by the state’s lemon law as soon as you lease or buy a new car; this means your vehicle is expected to be problem-free, safe, and not put you or your passengers in any danger. However, if it turns out you were sold a defective car, you could be entitled to......
Read MoreJeep Wrangler Owners File Class Action Over Fire Risk
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) and Stellantis are facing a class action lawsuit over alleged defects in certain Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator models. The lawsuit claims that these defects can cause the vehicles to catch fire — even when the cars are turned off. Learn more about the lawsuit and what it means for Jeep drivers......
Read MoreCan You Return a Car to a Dealership?
Buying a car is a big decision, but what if you regret it afterward? Many buyers wonder if they can return a vehicle to the dealership, but the answer depends on state laws and dealership policies. In this post, we break down your options in California. Learn more below! Key Takeaways: Can You Return......
Read MoreHow Long Should I Keep Vehicle Records?
You’ve likely been taught to keep records like receipts, identification, pay stubs, medical bills, and financial statements. However, one important type of document that many people overlook is the car maintenance log. The value of these logs shouldn’t be understated. In fact, keeping track of all your car’s repairs and maintenance checks can help save......
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