Los Angeles, California, Lemon Law Blog

A vehicle defect that repeatedly sends a California car owner to the dealer for repairs can be frustrating and annoying. When that auto defect results in injuries, it can be devastating. Recently, Toyota lost a multi-million-dollar lawsuit filed by p… Read More

New cars aren’t just a purchase, they’re an investment. When you buy a vehicle off the lot, you expect to pay for years of trouble-free ownership. New cars are supposed to just work, which is part of justifying the hefty price tag. When y… Read More

The number of cars manufactured each year has been steadily increasing. As millions of vehicles pass through the assembly line, there are bound to be some with defects or issues that are not discovered until their new owners drive them. Fortunately,… Read More

When a vehicle reaches a certain age or travels a certain number of miles, its owner can expect to experience issues and begin paying for repairs that go beyond a new battery. A careful consumer will wait until those repairs begin to cost more than t… Read More

California consumers in the market for a vehicle have many options. Often, a used vehicle fits into a family budget better than a new car although there are risks involved in purchasing a previously-owned vehicle. For one thing, a buyer does not know… Read More

For many in California, the thought of owning a recreational vehicle or camper trailer means vacations that offer more flexibility, comfort and savings than staying in a motel or paying for air fare. However, all those advantages hinge on the purchas… Read More

What draws people to buying new, rather than used, cars? A recent survey indicates that the perception that new cars are more reliable may be a big contributor. In the survey, prospective car buyers who said they were only interested in purchasing a… Read More