In general, lemons are cars under warranty with serious issues despite a reasonable number of attempts to fix it

The federal government, and each individual state has consumer protection laws that cover your faulty car. In California, we have one of the strongest laws, best for consumers. New cars are expected not to have any serious issues. By selling the car, the manufacturer agrees to that expectation. Unfortunately, some cars have defects while under warranty that don’t seem like they’re able to be fixed. Lemon laws are for your protection to give you a way out of your repeating cycle of stress and car repairs. When we prove your case under Lemon Law, the manufacturer will replace your car, refund you for the defect, or buy your faulty car back.

The Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act, California’s Lemon Law, applies to all consumer goods under warranty. This includes all types of vehicles. The Magnuson-Moss Federal Warranty Act, Federal lemon law, protects buyers of all types of products that are under written warranty.

Lemon Law not only covers new cars, but all cars that are under warranty. There are several warranties that could cover your car:

• The manufacturer’s warranty–Often good for 18,000 miles or 18 months, whichever comes first
• Powertrain warranty–extended warranty for up to 10 years, even if there’s been a change in ownership
• Dealer’s written warranty–for used cars at a dealership, there’s often a buyer’s guide displayed with an option for “Warranty”. If this option was chosen, your dealer’s warranty will qualify your vehicle under California Lemon Law
• CPO Warranty–for Certified pre-owned vehicle

The time frame for your Lemon Law claim depends on a few details. What types of problems are wrong with your car? How many repair attempts have there been? What’s the history of your car? Who is the manufacturer? What was the status of your claim when you contacted us? Which specific laws apply to your situation?
We aim to resolve your claim as quickly as possible. We have much experience working with the legal departments of manufacturers, which makes us efficient while working through your claim.

Every situation is different. They types of issues your car has, the length of time, and other factors all play a role. Our Anaheim Lemon Law Attorneys are happy to discuss your specific details with you. As soon as you contact us, we’ll be able to determine if your Lemon Law claim is valid, and begin the resolution with the car’s manufacturer.

The dealer, an expert in cars, would naturally want to make you happy with the car they sell you. However, your dealer has not passed the BAR, is not trained in the law, and therefore not the correct person to ask for legal advice. We are the experts in Lemon Law and other state and federal laws that protect consumers, and are your best ally in getting you legal relief for your lemon.

Federal Lemon Laws can apply to your situation, no matter where you bought your car or where you currently live. Call us today so we can determine the laws that best apply to your unique situation.

You may be entitled to a replacement car, other damages, or for a partial refund for the issue, or for the manufacturer to buy it back from you, with a small discount for the time were able to use it. Your situation will determine how much we can recover on your behalf. We will use our vast experience to help you recover as much as possible from the manufacturer.

You have the right to file any claim you wish without a lawyer. Is it recommended to go up against an auto manufacturer without an attorney? Absolutely not. The manufacturer will be able to spot your lack of legal experience, and may use that to their advantage. Our experience allows us to gauge the full amount of legal recovery you’re entitled to, prepare and file your case, and handle the manufacturers for you. We are your best bet for successfully recovering the compensation you’re entitled to. Our Anaheim Lemon Law Attorney fees are paid by the manufacturers when your claim is successful. You don’t pay us a thing! What do you have to lose?