Get Help for Your Faulty New Car
When purchasing a new car, you enter into an agreement with the seller, expecting to receive a product that meets its warranty. Implicit in this agreement is the assurance of receiving a fully functional vehicle, as sellers could otherwise provide faulty products without facing consequences.
In California, lemon laws safeguard buyers from vehicles exhibiting issues shortly after purchase. If you’ve encountered problems with a recently purchased car, it’s crucial to start building your case promptly. Choose experienced and reliable California lemon law attorneys at Glendale Law Group to assist you in pursuing a case against the manufacturer. And since our payment is contingent upon your success, you can benefit from our services without incurring any out-of-pocket expenses.
What is a Lemon?
You might associate the term “lemon” with a fruit and while that association is correct, the term also carries another meaning. In the realm of automobiles, a “lemon” refers to a car that consistently experiences issues despite undergoing repeated repairs.
The Federal Lemon Law offers protection to consumers if the manufacturer fails to uphold its promises contained in the vehicle’s warranty. When purchasing or leasing a new car, manufacturers assure the quality of the vehicle and when these assurances fall short, this law serves to safeguard consumers by compelling the manufacturer to offer a full repurchase of your vehicle, or, in some cases, a cash settlement.
To qualify for this protection under the California lemon law, your vehicle must fall under a manufacturer’s warranty. Specific warranty criteria exist for products sold in California, including vehicles, which can be applicable to your purchase. Understanding how the warranty applies to your vehicle can sometimes be perplexing, which is why we always recommend getting in touch with an experienced lemon law attorney at Glendale Law Group to handle your case.
Think Your Car is a Lemon?
If you’ve purchased or leased a new vehicle in California, covered by a warranty, and are experiencing persistent issues that the dealer has failed to resolve despite numerous attempts, you may be eligible for compensation. This lemon law encompasses cars, trucks, RVs, motorcycles, and certain other business-owned vehicles. Moreover, this law also extends to used vehicles classified as certified pre-owned and other used vehicles that are still under an active warranty.
Utilize our expertise in lemon law to your advantage. The attorneys at Glendale Law Group, APC, have helped countless clients assert their rights under California Lemon Law, and they are ready to help you too. Our attorneys have extensive experience handling lemon law cases against all major car manufacturers including BMW, Mercedes Benz, Porsche, Lexus, Bentley, Chevrolet, Alfa Romeo, Jaguar, Maserati, Cadillac, Audi, Volkswagen, Land Rover, Tesla, Acura, Hyundai, Kia, Toyota, Honda, Ford, GM, Nissan, Infiniti, Mazda, Volvo, and more.
If you are driving a lemon, don’t wait until your car causes more problems to take action. Lemon Laws are in place to shield consumers like yourself from such predicaments. Allow us to assist you in asserting your rights, ensuring you receive the compensation you’re entitled to. Call our office today at (818) 745-0101 for a free, zero obligation, evaluation of your lemon law case by one of our experienced attorneys. No fees unless we win your case guaranteed!
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