Does Lemon Law Apply to Vehicles Purchased in Other States?
By Norman Taylor & Associates
February 28, 2025
Lemon Law
With the high costs of buying, insuring, and maintaining a new car, consumers are always looking for ways to save money by buying vehicles out of state to avoid sales tax. However, if you end up with a defective car, your options for getting compensation might be limited. So, does Lemon law apply to vehicles......
Read MoreWhat Types of Problems Aren’t Covered By the Lemon Law?
By Norman Taylor & Associates
February 17, 2025
Lemon Law
California’s Lemon law helps protect buyers from ongoing car problems, but it doesn’t cover everything. Our experienced lemon law attorney explains which defects are covered — and which ones aren’t. What Is a Vehicle Defect? For a car to be considered a lemon under California’s Lemon law, it must have been sold with a......
Read MoreIs the Lemon Law Limited by Mileage?
By Norman Taylor & Associates
February 5, 2025
Engine Problems, Lemon Law
In California, you’re protected by the state’s lemon law as soon as you lease or buy a new car; this means your vehicle is expected to be problem-free, safe, and not put you or your passengers in any danger. However, if it turns out you were sold a defective car, you could be entitled to......
Read MoreJeep Wrangler Owners File Class Action Over Fire Risk
By Norman Taylor & Associates
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) and Stellantis are facing a class action lawsuit over alleged defects in certain Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator models. The lawsuit claims these defects can cause the vehicles to catch fire — even when turned off. Learn more about the lawsuit and what it means for Jeep drivers below! Why Was......
Read MoreCan You Return a Car to a Dealership?
By Norman Taylor & Associates
January 25, 2025
Car Tips
Buying a car is a big decision, but what if you regret it afterward? Many buyers wonder if they can return a vehicle to the dealership, but the answer depends on state laws and dealership policies. In this post, we break down your options in California. Learn more below! Can You Return a Car......
Read MoreHow Long Should I Keep Vehicle Records?
By Norman Taylor & Associates
You’ve likely been taught to keep records like receipts, identification, pay stubs, medical bills, and financial statements. But one important type of document many people overlook is car maintenance logs. The value of these logs shouldn’t be understated. In fact, keeping track of all your car’s repairs and maintenance checks can help save your wallet......
Read MoreAre Lemon Law Settlements Taxable in California?
By Norman Taylor & Associates
January 3, 2025
Lemon Law
If you’ve just wrapped up a lemon law settlement, you might be wondering: Are these settlements taxable in California? It’s a good question — and an important one — because taxes can make a big difference in your finances. Here’s what you need to know! What Is the Lemon Law in California? The California......
Read MoreFord Under Investigation for Electrical Issues in Maverick and Bronco Sport Models
By Norman Taylor & Associates
Recalls are nothing new in the automotive world, but Ford is making headlines again. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating the Ford Bronco Sport and Ford Maverick after reports of battery failures causing sudden power loss while driving. What does this mean for Ford owners? Are these vehicles as reliable as they......
Read MoreWhy You Should Check Your New Car for Damage
By Norman Taylor & Associates
December 23, 2024
Car Tips
Buying a brand-new car is exciting — you can already picture yourself driving it off the lot, shiny and perfect. But here’s the thing: even new cars sometimes have hidden issues. That’s why it’s a good idea to thoroughly check the vehicle before making it official. A quick inspection now can save you a lot......
Read MoreCalifornia Lemon Law and “Reasonable Opportunity to Repair”
By Norman Taylor & Associates
December 17, 2024
Lemon Law
Are you dealing with persistent vehicle problems and wondering how many times you have to let the dealership try to repair it before you can take action under California’s Lemon Law? It all comes down to what counts as a “reasonable number of repair attempts.” At Norman Taylor & Associates, we’ve handled over 12,000 lemon......
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