What Happens If You Turn Your Car Off in Drive?
By Norman Taylor
May 15, 2026
Lemon Law, Transmission Defects
Most drivers probably don’t think twice about how much their vehicle relies on the engine while it’s running. Beyond powering the car, the engine also supports systems like steering and braking. That’s why turning a car off while it’s still in drive, or having it unexpectedly shut off while driving, can quickly become extremely dangerous.......
Read MoreCommon Manufacturer Defenses Against California Lemon Law Claims
By Norman Taylor
April 24, 2026
Lemon Law
Dealing with a defective vehicle is already enough of a headache, but things can take even more of a turn for the worse when the manufacturer starts disputing your claim instead of fixing the problem. Although California’s Lemon Law is one of the strongest in the country, manufacturers don’t automatically approve every case. In fact,......
Read MoreWhat Makes a Car Safe?
By Norman Taylor
Most drivers want to feel confident that their vehicle will protect them if something goes wrong on the road. While modern cars are generally safer than older models, not every vehicle offers the same level of protection, and safety involves a lot more than just airbags or warning lights. Here’s what drivers should know about......
Read MoreHow Does Mandatory Mediation Apply to California Lemon Law Cases?
By Norman Taylor
California’s Lemon Law has changed quite a bit in the last few years. Depending on the manufacturer involved, consumers may not have to go through mediation before filing a lawsuit. Learn more about what mandatory mediation means and when it applies below. Key Takeaways: What Is Mandatory Mediation? Mandatory mediation is a formal settlement process......
Read MoreToyota Recalls Over 144,000 Lexus Vehicles Over Backup Camera Issue
By Norman Taylor
Toyota has announced a new safety recall involving more than 144,000 Lexus vehicles in the United States due to a backup camera problem that may cause the rearview image to disappear while reversing. According to federal safety regulators, the issue may increase the risk of a crash because drivers could lose visibility behind the vehicle.......
Read MoreHow Much Is a New Transmission?
By Norman Taylor
March 10, 2026
Lemon Law, Transmission Defects
How Much Is a New Transmission? Transmission problems can end up turning into one of the most expensive repairs a vehicle owner may face. In fact, in some cases, the cost of replacing a transmission might even rival the value of the vehicle itself. Read more about how much transmission replacements usually cost, common warning......
Read MoreMost Unreliable Cars of 2025
By Norman Taylor
Not every car in today’s market is a hit. Even with new features or low prices, some models just don’t measure up in terms of reliability and quality. We want to help you spot these issues so you can steer clear of the hassle that comes with potentially owning a lemon. Find out which vehicles......
Read MoreIs My Car a Lemon If It Was Recalled?
By Norman Taylor
If your car was recalled, you might be wondering whether that automatically qualifies it as a lemon under California law. It’s a common question, and an even more common misunderstanding. Below, we break it down so you know how recalls are different from lemon law claims and when it might be time to talk to......
Read MoreFederal Investigators Reopen Jeep Grand Cherokee Coil Spring Recall
By Norman Taylor
Federal safety investigators are taking another look at a recall involving Jeep Grand Cherokee rear coil springs. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has reopened its investigation after receiving new complaints from owners who say the original repair did not solve the issue. Here’s what Jeep owners should know about the investigation and how......
Read MoreBenefits of Hiring a California Lemon Law Attorney
By Norman Taylor
January 14, 2026
Lemon Law
Buying or leasing a car is supposed to make life easier, not send you back to the dealership over and over for the same problem. California’s lemon law is meant to protect drivers in exactly this situation. The problem? The process isn’t always simple, and manufacturers don’t usually volunteer to make things right. That’s why......
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