What is considered a lemon car in CA?
Know Your Legal Rights: You Could Get a Refund or a Replacement Vehicle says Attorney
Lemon vehicles are cars, trucks, and SUVs with defects that compromise the USE, VALUE, or SAFETY of the vehicle. The issue doesn't have to be life-threatening; it simply must be chronic and relatively significant. Defective brakes, steering, mirrors, exhaust, and navigation systems could qualify for lemon law protection, while a minor paint scratch would not. Also, you must have made a reasonable number of attempts to get your vehicle repaired by an authorized agent before taking legal action.
The Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act (
"We know a lot of consumers feel helpless when their new or used vehicle turns out to be a lemon," said Attorney
• Transferred new car warranty
• Certified pre-owned warranty
• Lemon law buyback warranty.
If you're a used car owner and are uncertain whether you have the right type of warranty, a lemon law attorney can help you find out.
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