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What Is the California Lemon Law Presumption?

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  July 15, 2024
  Lemon Law

When you invest your hard-earned money into a new vehicle, the last thing you expect is to be stuck with a defective one — a “lemon” — that constantly needs repairs. Fortunately, California’s lemon laws protect consumers in these situations. A key part of these laws is the “lemon law presumption,” which can make seeking...read more

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How Much Does a Lemon Law Attorney Cost?

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  July 11, 2024
  Lemon Law

Buying a new car is a big investment, and dealing with persistent issues can be incredibly frustrating. If you think you have a “lemon” — a vehicle that keeps failing despite multiple repairs — you might wonder, “Isn’t hiring a lemon law attorney expensive?” Surprisingly, in California, it doesn’t have to be. The state’s lemon...read more

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What Makes a Car Reliable?

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  July 3, 2024
  Car News, Lemon Law

Reliability is one of the most important qualities in a car. No one wants a vehicle that constantly breaks down and needs costly repairs. But, with so many options on the market, how can you find the most dependable models? Whether you’re shopping for a new car or simply want to understand what makes a...read more

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How Do Hybrid Cars Work?

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  June 25, 2024
  Lemon Law, Tech Cars

Hybrid cars are a popular choice for eco-conscious drivers concerned about environmental impact and fuel efficiency. But how exactly do they work? Our experienced attorney explains the technology behind hybrid cars and whether California’s lemon law applies to them here.   What Is a Hybrid Car? A hybrid car has a unique powertrain that combines...read more

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NHTSA Launches Ford Investigation Over Fuel Leak Risks

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  June 20, 2024
  Car News, Ford

The National Highway Traffic Administration (NHTSA) has launched a federal investigation into potential issues with certain Ford Super Duty trucks. This probe focuses on the 2015-2021 model years of the F-250, F-350, F-450, and F-550 Super Duty trucks equipped with 6.7-liter diesel engines.  Learn more about what the NHTSA’s investigation entails below.   Why Is...read more

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Are Tech Cars More Prone to Recurring Issues?

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  June 11, 2024
  Lemon Law, Warranties

We’ve come a long way when it comes to car safety technology. From airbags to antilock brakes, more features can help drivers avoid accidents. However, with the competition for manufacturers to build bigger, better cars with new technology, can this pose a reliability risk? While the answer may not be black and white, here’s what...read more

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Pros and Cons of Electric Cars

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  June 7, 2024
  Lemon Law, Tech Cars

The electric vehicle (EV) revolution is in full swing, with more models available each year. As interest in electric cars grows, it’s important to understand the nuances and tradeoffs involved. This guide will cover the pros and cons of EVs to help you decide if one is right for you.    How Do Electric Cars...read more

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Manufacturer Defect vs. Owner Negligence

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  June 2, 2024
  Lemon Law

Imagine this scenario: One day, your car is running better than ever, and the next, you’re stranded on the side of the road, waiting for roadside assistance. When you finally get your vehicle to the shop, you find out that a vital part of the engine is malfunctioning – again. You suspect a manufacturer defect...read more

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The Ultimate 2024 Car Maintenance Checklist

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  May 22, 2024
  Car Tips

Owning a car is a big investment, and taking good care of it is crucial to ensure its longevity, performance, and safety. Whether you’re driving a brand-new vehicle or a trusted family heirloom, sticking to a regular maintenance routine is the key to keeping it in great and preserving its value. Check out our 2024...read more

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US Probes Ford’s BlueCruise System Following Fatal Accidents

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  May 19, 2024
  Car News, Ford

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched an official investigation into Ford’s advanced assistance system, BlueCruise, after it was linked to multiple fatal crashes involving the company’s Mustang Mach-E electric vehicles. Key Takeaways:    What Prompted This NHTSA Investigation? The NHTSA’s Office of Defects Investigation (ODI) has zeroed in on two separate incidents...read more

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Avoid the Lemons: How to Choose a Safe Vehicle

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  May 10, 2024
  Auto Recalls, Lemon Law

Whether you’re in the market for a new or used vehicle, you want to make sure it’s free of defects and will keep you and your loved ones safe on the road. But how do you navigate the car-buying process and avoid ending up with a lemon? Our California lemon law attorney gives you nine...read more

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How to File a Lemon Law Claim in California

By Norman Taylor & Associates
  May 3, 2024
  Lemon Law

If you recently purchased or leased a vehicle in California and find yourself dealing with a lemon, it’s important to know your rights and the steps to file a lemon law claim. Lemon laws exist to protect consumers with defective vehicles, giving them the right to seek a refund or replacement. Here are seven valuable...read more

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