Los Angeles, California, Lemon Law Blog
What is the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act?
November 9th, 2021
California has very strong laws to protect consumers who purchase new and pre-owned automobiles with defects that cannot be repaired. Enacted in 1970, The Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act is one of the most powerful statutes of its type in the coun…
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Categories: California Lemon Law
Ford and Other Automakers Being Investigated for Using Takata Airbag Inflators After Recall
November 1st, 2021
Over the last several years, nineteen automakers have issued vehicle recalls due to faulty airbag inflators that can pose a serious risk of harm if exposed to long-term heat. The defective airbags, made by Japanese supplier Takata, are alleged to be…
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Multiple 2021 Ford Motor Company Recalls: F-150 Super Cab, Explorers, Lincoln Aviator
October 29th, 2021
It can be frustrating to learn that your vehicle has been subject to a recall, especially if it’s brand new. If you recently purchased a particular Ford make and model, you may have received a notice in the mail advising you that your vehicle was r…
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GM Will Start Fixing Chevy Bolt Batteries
October 27th, 2021
The Chevy Bolt has garnered a considerable amount of attention over the last few months due to reports of its high-voltage battery pack causing a potential fire risk. As a result, a Chevy Bolt recall was recently issued by the manufacturer for all Bo…
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Categories: Specific Issues in Vehicles
What is Considered a Substantial Defect in California Lemon Law?
September 30th, 2021
If you purchased a new or used vehicle in California with issues that can’t be repaired, you may be protected by the lemon law. However, there are specific criteria that must be met to assert your right to a refund or replacement vehicle. Important…
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Categories: California Lemon Law
What Happens to Cars Repurchased Under the Lemon Law?
September 29th, 2021
California’s Lemon Law offers a legal remedy to consumers who purchase vehicles that fail to conform to their warranties. If you bought a car with a defect that affected its safety or value, it’s crucial to be aware that a manufacturer might be r…
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Holding Hyundai Responsible in Latest Class Action Lawsuit
September 15th, 2021
Many consumers purchase Hyundai vehicles because they are cost effective, and the manufacturer offers long warranties. However, the automaker has recently become known for selling vehicles with defective battery systems. In fact, a class action lawsu…
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Categories: Specific Issues in Vehicles
Volkswagen Golf Sportwagen, Jetta, Golf, and Tiguan Recalled
September 9th, 2021
Volkswagen makes some of the most popular vehicles sold in the country. Although consumers rely on Volkswagen for its performance and quality, not all of these vehicles live up to the manufacturer’s reputation. In fact, 56,000 Volkswagen vehicle mo…
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Categories: Specific Vehicles & Manufacturers
Chevy Bolt EV Battery Fire Recall
September 7th, 2021
The Chevy Bolt is a popular vehicle model known for its acceleration and environmentally friendly features. But it has also become associated with a serious defect that can cause these vehicles to be prone to fire risk. As a result, the manufacturer…
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What Voids a Car Warranty?
August 20th, 2021
Under California’s Lemon Law, consumers are afforded certain legal rights when they purchase a new or used vehicle. If you bought a vehicle that has a defect that makes it fail to conform to its warranty, you may be entitled to a refund or replacem…
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Categories: California Lemon Law
