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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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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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Replacing a Vehicle (Lemon) in California

In California, consumers who purchase or lease vehicles have certain rights when it comes to these large purchases. Essentially, manufacturers are expected to provide safe, good quality products to the public. If a consumer purchases a vehicle (with a manufacturer’s warranty) that turns out to be a “lemon,” the manufacturer is legally required to correct......

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Are High-Performance Cars More Lemon-Prone?

Automotive technology is improving at a rapid pace. It seems like engineers come up with a new idea that improves the experience of driving from a performance, comfort, or luxury perspective. These changes are necessary to remain competitive in this ludicrous market, and while many of these ideas have made cars better now than they......

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Rental Companies May Soon Be Punished For Unsafe Cars

Did you know that there is currently no federal law in place that requires a rental company to inform a driver that the car they are renting is under a safety recall? On Wednesday, July 15, 2015, the United States Senate is examining legislation that would change this. This is the direct result of the airbag recall from......

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Honda Receives Record Fine for Safety Failures

Last month, the Los Angeles Times reported that Honda received a $70 million fine from regulators at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The fine—the maximum allowed by law—comes after an investigation determined the company failed to notify consumers and regulators about death and injuries involving their vehicles in a “timely manner”. In the agency’s ruling, half of the......

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Kia Motors Conducts “Voluntary Service Campaign” for Engine Malfunction

Kia Motors Corporation, the second-largest vehicle manufacturer in South Korea, issued a voluntary service campaign to reprogram the Engine Control Modules of 2011 – 2013 Sorento cars. Earlier this month, Kia issued a notice to Sorento owners and explained that the vehicle engine can stall / stop without warning when the driver applies the brakes.......

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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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