How Do You Know Your Vehicle is a Lemon? [INFOGRAPHIC]

September 2016

What qualifies as a Lemon Car? Should you go through arbitration before you start a Lemon Law Case? Is a dealership “buyback” better than a California Lemon Law Buyback?

These and other questions are answered in this California Lemon Law Infographic.

Filed Under: California Lemon Law

Is Your Dodge Ram 1500 EcoDiesel a Lemon?

Fiat Chrysler America (FCA) began delivering “clean diesel” vehicles beginning in 2007. In certain FCA cars, trucks, and SUVs, the engine was known as an EcoDiesel engine. FCA used EcoDiesel engines in its Ram 1500 and Jeep Grand Cherokee models … [ Read More...]

What Does it Mean When GM Says They Will “Buyback” Your Vehicle?

If GM is offering to “buyback” your Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac or GMC vehicle, that does not mean that they are going to cut you a check in the amount of what you paid for your vehicle. The dealership is actually offering to take your vehicle back — … [ Read More...]

What to Do if You Think Your Ford is a Lemon

Auto defects can range anywhere from the very minor, easily resolved problems to defects — or hidden faults — that warrant the car being classified as a “lemon.” Not all bad cars qualify as lemons, so it’s important to know how and when California’s … [ Read More...]

ABSOLUTELY OUTSTANDING! Debbie is professional, knowledgeable, friendly, totally fair, totally honest and totally helpful. She kept us up-to-date on every step of the process and did not create unreasonable expectations. In the end the manufacturer bought back our 6 year-old car for every cent we had in it except for gas, insurance and tires - and the whole process took only a little over a month. She even came to Irvine to assist with returning the car to the dealer. If you have a Lemon Law issue, there's no question that Debbie is the right attorney to handle it.

Wayne Rayfield

How Do You Know Your Vehicle is a Lemon? [INFOGRAPHIC]

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