If that sounds familiar, California’s Lemon Law might be the solution you didn’t know you needed. And working with the American Lemon Law Group can help turn that frustration into fair compensation. You’re not stuck. You have rights — and you’re not alone.
Understanding California’s Lemon Law
The state’s Lemon Law is in place to keep drivers from being stuck with vehicles that are always in need of repair. The law goes into effect for new or used cars that are still covered by the manufacturer’s warranty.
Suppose the car has a problem that is severe enough that it affects the vehicle’s value, use, or safety, and the dealership is unable to fix the issue after trying a few times. In that case, the owner can get a refund or a replacement. Yes, even a leased vehicle qualifies, and the Lemon Law isn’t just for cars — a truck, SUV, or electric car can also be a lemon.
Common Signs You May Have a Lemon
Still not sure if you have a lemon? Here are the main warning signs:
- They tried to fix the problem multiple times, but it just keeps coming back.
- The car has been in the shop for more than 30 days (not all at once, of course).
- The problem started when it was still under warranty, and it still hasn’t been fixed.
- The problem has a huge impact on your ability to drive the car safely.
- The engine keeps cutting out in the middle of the freeway, your transmission suddenly stops working, the battery on your electric car won’t charge correctly, and your electronic system dies while you’re driving.
If it’s several goose steps beyond annoying and has become a way of life, you probably have a lemon.
How the American Lemon Law Group Can Help
Having a car that doesn’t work properly can be super-stressful as well as legal limbo, especially if you have no idea where to start. That’s where the California Lemon Law Group comes in.
They are attorneys who only help people like you get through the mind maze of California Lemon Law. They know how to negotiate and understand manufacturer-speak, and they will fight to get you what you want. They will get your records, reach out to the car company, and work to get a settlement or replacement for you, keeping you updated every step of the way.
The best part? If you win your case, the manufacturer pays your legal fees! And if you don’t win? Oh, the manufacturer pays your legal fees. Either way, you’re not on the hook for the cost!
Why Acting Fast Matters
The longer you wait, the more of a mess your case could turn into. Records can be misplaced, mechanics may close their shops, and you may lose your ability to submit a claim altogether. The Lemon Law in California only extends as long as your warranty, and the statute of limitations is 4 years.
Even if you’re not exactly sure if your car is a lemon, you should ask for help. Talk to an expert right now, and we’ll have a better chance of helping you in the end.
You Deserve a Car That Works
No one should have to fight to get what they paid for. If your car is broken and the dealership isn’t fixing it, the American Lemon Law Group makes it easy for consumers like you to seek help every step of the way. The process becomes easier, simpler, and more effective — and you’ll possibly get a brand-new car (or even a full refund) at the end of it, so why settle for less?
