When you buy a car, you expect it to be safe, reliable, and in good working order. But what happens when that shiny new car turns out to be a lemon? If your vehicle has persistent problems that the manufacturer or dealer can’t seem to fix, you may be entitled to a refund or replacement under the California “Lemon Laws”.
The Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act governs the protections afforded to purchasers of defective vehicles in California. California’s Lemon Law regulations protect purchasers of both new and used vehicles, including leased vehicles, so long as there was an applicable warranty for the time period during which reasonable attempts were made to repair the defects.
We are experienced in handling Lemon Law cases, helping consumers get the justice they deserve. We’ll work with you to navigate the legal process, dealing with car manufacturers on your behalf. Don’t let a defective vehicle drag you down—let us help you turn that lemon into a win.
If you have been sold a defective vehicle that you’ve made repeated attempts to repair, we encourage you to call us at (844) 363-8529, for a free case evaluation.