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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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DOES LEMON LAW APPLY TO A CAR’S A/C & HEATER ISSUES?

By Norman Taylor
  January 10, 2023
  Air Conditioning, Lemon Law

Lemon laws exist throughout the country to protect consumers from finding out their brand-new car doesn’t work right.  While lemon laws mainly apply to serious malfunctions that affect a vehicle’s safety or use, they can also apply to a car’s A/C and heater issues.  It’s very easy for a car dealership to reject your claim......

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IS MY CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED CAR COVERED UNDER CALIFORNIA LEMON LAW?

By Norman Taylor
  January 1, 2023
  Lemon Law

There are certain risks that come with buying a used car.  You don’t always get the assurance that the car is reliable, especially if you don’t know the vehicle’s history. It may be hard to find out exactly how the previous owner used it or if it was maintained properly Even if you’re provided with this......

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CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED VEHICLE CHECKLIST

By Norman Taylor
  December 16, 2022
  Lemon Law

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?

By Norman Taylor
  November 16, 2022
  Lemon Law

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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Chevy, GM 10-Speed Transmission Problems: What You Need to Know

By Norman Taylor
  November 10, 2022
  Car News, Chevrolet, General Motors

Some of Chevy’s most popular vehicles are experiencing issues with their 10-speed transmissions. Affected cars include the brand new GMC Sierra, Chevy Suburban, Cadillac Escalade, and Chevy Silverado (though the full list is much more extensive, as seen below). Do you own a GM or Chevy vehicle that’s experienced transmission problems? If so, you might......

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Ford’s 10-Speed Transmission Problems

By Norman Taylor

Ford’s new 10-speed transmission doesn’t seem to be living up to its promises. Drivers of specific Ford vehicles have experienced enough transmission issues that attorneys are working on gathering evidence to see if a class action lawsuit is viable. If you’re an owner or lessee of a 2018-2022 Ford Mustang, Expedition, or Lincoln Navigator, 2017-2022......

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GM Fuel Injector & Wiring Harness Chafing Problems

By Norman Taylor
  October 13, 2022
  Car News, General Motors

Does your GM vehicle have issues starting, accelerating, or misfiring? Your car might have fuel injector defects. From brand new Cadillacs to Escalades and Suburbans, these problems affect some of GM’s most popular vehicles.  General Motors cars are dealing with some serious fuel injector issues, even in some of its newest models:  In just one......

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