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Lemon Law and Customer Relations

Part of the lemon car experience is the number of people you get the chance to meet. If you are like most people, as your repair record gets longer and longer and you become increasingly frustrated with the inability of service technicians to fix your car you will want to talk to people higher up......

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California Lemon Law Co-Author Dies

We would like to take a moment to express our appreciation for the life and work of former California assemblyman and state senator Robert G. Beverly who recently died at the age of 84. Mr. Beverly is best-known as the co-author of California’s famous Song-Beverly Act, which since its passage in 1970 has formed the......

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Bankruptcy Court Ensures New GM Will Follow State Lemon Laws

A revision to the bankruptcy agreement under which a “new GM” will acquire most of the assets of the existing corporation has been amended to ensure that GM consumers will continue to have rights under state lemon laws. Changes were made to the agreement at the urging of state attorneys general who felt that the......

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Lemon Law Claims Post Chrysler & GM Chapter 11

Auto sales began a serious slide in the spring of 2008 and by the fall, several manufacturers were down as much as 30% from the prior year. What if anything will this mean to the consumers in their future lemon law claims? A hint of what may become the prevailing attitude amongst manufacturers happened during......

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Chrysler Bankruptcy and Chrysler Warranties

The “lemon law community” is still waiting to see just how the Chrysler bankruptcy is going to affect lemon law claims. There are consumers who have a legitimate lemon law claim who haven’t filed yet. There are those who have filed lemon law claims and are mid-cycle, and finally, those who resolved their lemon law......

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Motor Home Quality: Why is it so poor?

I was talking with a motor home client the other day. He said, “if you are going to purchase a motor home, you better be handy at fixing things.” This bothered me for a couple reasons. My first thought was, if I spend two or three hundred thousand dollars for anything, I do not want......

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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

  •   September 25, 2025

    Tesla Faces Probe Into Model Y Electric Door Locks

    Key Takeaways:  The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently opened an investigation into th...
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  •   September 13, 2025

    Ford Explorer Investigated Over Underbody Shield Problems

    Key Takeaways: Ford Explorers are back in the spotlight after concerns were raised about the 2020 models. A recent defec...
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  •   August 13, 2025

    How Long Can a Dealership Hold Your Car for Repair?

    Key Takeaways: Having your car in the shop is frustrating, especially when it feels like it’s taking forever to get fi...
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  •   August 5, 2025

    Does California Have a “Cooling-Off Period” Rule?

    Key Takeaways:    Buying a car is a big decision, and it’s easy to get caught up in the moment. But wha...
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  •   July 27, 2025

    What to Know About the NHTSA’s GM L87 Investigation

    Key Takeaways: The NHTSA is looking into failures in GM’s L87 6.2L V8 engine after numerous reports of serious issues ...
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