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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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CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED VEHICLE CHECKLIST

Certified pre-owned cars are pre-owned vehicles tested to earn a certification from the manufacturer or other certifying authority.  When buying pre-owned vehicles, many consumers look for certified pre-owned cars instead of regular used ones because it’s better than taking a stab in the dark at other pre-owned lots. If a car dealership claims they performed a......

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Where Should I Take My Car for Repairs If I Suspect It Is a Lemon?

Seeking repairs is a crucial part of lemon law claims.   Given how important maintenance is in this process, where should you take a car for repairs if you suspect it’s a lemon?  The best place to take a suspected lemon for repairs is a manufacturer’s dealership.  Here at Norman Taylor & Associates, we’ve handled over......

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Does California Lemon Law Apply to Private Sales?

Purchasing a used car through a private sale has its advantages.  You can usually save quite a bit of money compared to the sticker price at a car dealership, you won’t have to pay any additional fees, deal with pushy sales staff, or spend hours at a dealership signing paperwork.  That said, there is one......

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Car of the Month – Audi 2019 e-Tron – Recall Problems

2019 Audi e-Tron Recall It’s not uncommon for manufacturers to have production line problems. However, it can be disappointing when you learn that the vehicle you just purchased or leased has been recalled. Not only can this be an inconvenience, but many times, it’s also a safety issue that needs to be rectified sooner rather......

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Car of the Month – Chrysler Recalls 2019-2020 Dodge Ram 1500 Trucks

When you purchase or lease a new vehicle, you expect all components to be in safe, working order. Unfortunately, many vehicles leave the production line with defects that can pose a severe safety risk for drivers, passengers, and other motorists. If you are the owner of a 2019-2020 Dodge Ram 1500, your vehicle could be one of......

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Is Tesla Quality Control Going to Lead to More Lemons?

Although Tesla is still ranking as one of the most innovative tech car companies in the U.S, Consumer Reports continues to give its high-tech vehicles lukewarm reviews. Consumers also have many complaints when it comes to the delivery of Tesla’s vehicle quality. Here’s what every consumer needs to know about Tesla and how its quality control practices......

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Ford Issues 3 Recalls Due to Crash Concerns

Ford Motor Co. is recalling approximately 1.5 million Ford and Lincoln vehicles in the United States and Canada due to three separate issues which cause significant safety concerns. The recall involves select 2011-13 Ford F-150 pickups with six-speed automatic transmissions, 2017-19 Lincoln Continental vehicles, and select 2019 Ford Mustang, Lincoln Navigator, and Lincoln Nautilus vehicles.......

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GM Recalls More than 88,000 Vehicles for Module Defect

This past June, General Motors issued a recall on approximately 88,000 of its popular GMC Terrain mid-size SUVs due to a major safety defect. The defect could cause the airbags to fail to deploy in the event of an accident, leading to significantly increased risk of serious injury or death. The recall centers around a......

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Why Is Volkswagen Storing Thousands of Cars Around the Country?

By now you’ve probably heard about the gigantic scandal that has besieged German automaker Volkswagen, who own and operate a number of other brands including Audi, Bugatti, and numerous others. In September 2015, the automotive mega-giant admitted to installing software that was designed to cheat emissions tests conducted by the EPA in order for their......

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5 Worst-Rated Cars in 2017

Buying a new car can be very exciting. From the moment you drive it off the lot, you take in that “new-car smell” and you become enamored. But over time, things start to go wrong and you begin to realize that your dream car was a big mistake. Consumer Reports spends a lot of time helping......

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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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  •   January 20, 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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  •   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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