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PLEASE NOTE: Used vehicle purchases are no longer covered by the California Lemon Law, unless purchased as a manufacture's Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) vehicle. These CPO vehicles must be 2021 and newer.

PLEASE NOTE: Used vehicle purchases are no longer covered by the California Lemon Law, unless purchased as a manufacture's Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) vehicle. These CPO vehicles must be 2021 and newer.

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How to Save Gas While Driving

Gas prices are rising, and finding ways to save money at the pump is becoming increasingly important. Whether you’re on a road trip or just commuting to work, maximizing your fuel economy can make a big difference in your budget. Our California lemon lawyer offers ten tips for saving gas while driving so you can......

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What Happens If My Car Is Recalled and Can’t Be Fixed?

If you’re a car owner, you may be familiar with recalls. A recall occurs when an auto manufacturer discovers a safety defect or non-compliance with vehicle safety standards. In such cases, the manufacturer is required to take action to rectify the issue. However, what happens when a recall is announced and there’s no immediate fix......

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What Is Recall Clustering?

Recall clustering is a phenomenon that occurs in the automotive industry when automakers strategically delay announcing recalls to minimize negative attention and stock market penalties; this practice involves waiting for other companies to announce recalls before initiating their own. Researchers have found that 73% of auto recalls are announced in clusters, indicating a pattern in......

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How to Avoid Voiding a Car Warranty

A car warranty is a promise from the manufacturer to cover repairs and replacements for a set time. But what happens if you inadvertently void your car warranty? Our experienced California lemon law attorney explains why warranties get voided and how to prevent it from happening here.  Key Takeaways:   What Is a Car Warranty?......

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How Long Do Modern Cars Last?

Have you ever wondered how long your car will last? It’s a common question among car owners and potential buyers. Here, we’ll explain the factors that determine a car’s lifespan, the vehicles that tend to last the longest, and what you can do to maximize the longevity of your car. We’ll also discuss how vehicle......

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Can You Take a Car Under Warranty to Any Dealership?

If you’ve recently purchased a new car, you may wonder whether you have to take it to the dealership for service and maintenance to keep your warranty valid. Unfortunately, the answer isn’t as straightforward as a simple “yes” or “no.” Our California lemon lawyers explain below. Key Takeaways:   Do You Need to Have Warranty......

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Tesla Steering Rack Complaints Investigated by the NHTSA

Tesla is currently under investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) due to reported steering rack issues in their Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. The investigation was initiated following numerous complaints from Tesla owners who experienced a loss of steering control or power steering while driving. The NHTSA has upgraded the probe......

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3 Hidden Ways Automakers Try to Avoid Lemon Buybacks

When you buy a car, you expect it to function properly and meet your needs. However, some unfortunate consumers find themselves stuck with a lemon — a defective vehicle that continues to have problems despite multiple repair attempts. In these cases, lemon laws come into play to protect your rights and ensure you receive a......

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What Is the Difference Between a Service Contract and a Warranty?

When purchasing a vehicle, it’s common to come across terms such as warranties and service contracts. While these may sound similar, there are major differences between the two. Our experienced California lemon lawyer explains the difference between service contracts and warranties, their pros and cons, and what consumers should know before making a decision here.......

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Ford Expedition Seat Belt Prentensioner Investigated by the NHTSA

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has recently opened a preliminary evaluation into complaints regarding the seat belt pretensioners in the 2019 Ford Expedition. This investigation comes after receiving ten reports from owners who have experienced inadvertent deployment of the seat belt pretensioners without any crash impacts. These unexpected deployments have raised owners’ concerns......

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Lemon Law News

  •   April 7, 2026

    How Does Mandatory Mediation Apply to California Lemon Law Cases?

    California’s Lemon Law has changed quite a bit in the last few years. Depending on the manufacturer involved, consumer...
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  •   March 31, 2026

    Toyota Recalls Over 144,000 Lexus Vehicles Over Backup Camera Issue

    Toyota has announced a new safety recall involving more than 144,000 Lexus vehicles in the United States due to a backup...
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  •   February 8, 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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  •   January 28, 2026

    Federal Investigators Reopen Jeep Grand Cherokee Coil Spring Recall

    Federal safety investigators are taking another look at a recall involving Jeep Grand Cherokee rear coil springs. The Na...
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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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