The California Lemon Law provides protection for consumers who purchase or lease a defective vehicle within the state of California and that purchased or leased the vehicle with the manufacturer’s express written warranty. What many consumers may not be aware of is that they could potentially be entitled to more money than they think under […]
When determining who is considered as a consumer under the California Lemon Law, many may believe that a consumer is an individual person. While this belief can be correct, in addition to the individual person, the lemon law also includes a variety of other entities, associations and organizations. For an accurate response to this important […]
A consumer may realize that their newly purchased or leased vehicle is defective soon after they acquire it or possibly after they have had the vehicle in their possession for a length of time, added aftermarket car parts and driven a significant number of miles. While the lemon law was drafted to protect consumers from […]
When a consumer qualifies for relief under the California Lemon Law, they are afforded with the opportunity to choose the form of relief, or compensation, that they would prefer. The consumer can choose for the manufacturer to provide them with monetary compensation, making them whole financially, or they can choose for the manufacturer to provide […]
Yes, should a consumer elect to receive monetary compensation for their defective vehicle, the California Lemon Law provides a detailed description of the terms required for determining an accurate consumer refund. Because of the inherent differences involved in leasing and purchasing a vehicle, the lemon law distinguishes between how a refund is calculated for consumers […]
