Yearly archive for 2020

People purchase cars every day with the hope of making their lives more convenient. However, there are cases in which a new vehicle unexpectedly breaks down or needs repairs. This is where the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act comes in. Enacted in 1970, the Song-Beverly Act requires all

If your new, used, or leased car cannot be repaired and has recurring defects even after it undergoes multiple repairs, then your vehicle may be considered a lemon. According to California Lemon Law you may be entitled to a lemon law buyback, replacement or a refund from

When you purchase a car, may it be brand new or used, your expectation is more or less the same—you want it to be in good working condition. Sometimes, however, manufacturers or dealers can sell you a dud. No matter how many times you bring it to

Your vehicle is one of the biggest purchases you’ll ever make in your life, and this may be considered a good investment for the long haul. However, what if your vehicle is a lemon, or it has recurring mechanical or electronic problems even after several repair attempts?

Buying a vehicle, whether new or pre-owned, is always a thrilling experience. You worked so hard to purchase the car, and you’re excited to put it to use. But there might be in an instance where the vehicle you ended up buying turns out to be a