What is the lemon law?
Each state’s Lemon Law is different. California’s Lemon Law provides one of the strongest protections for consumers in the United States. The Lemon Law provides that you do not get stuck with a defective product if the dealer or manufacturer cannot repair it under the warranty after a reasonable number of repair attempts. If you qualify under the California Lemon Law, our attorney will be able to force the manufacturer to buy back your vehicle or replace your defective vehicle.
The Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act, commonly known as the “Lemon Law”, provides protection for consumers who lease or buy new or used motor vehicles primarily for personal, family or small business use. The law applies to motor vehicles that are bought or leased primarily for personal and family or small business use. Furthermore, a business that has five or less vehicles registered in its names can seek relief under the California Lemon Law. Additionally, the California Lemon Law applies to used vehicles which are sold or leased as “certified” pre-owned vehicles that carry the manufacturer’s limited warranty as disclosed by the selling dealer on the “BUYERS GUIDE.” The lemon law applies for the entire period of time covered under the manufacturer’s warranty. For example, your vehicle is covered by a three year/36,000 mile manufacturer’s warranty and you discover a defect after two years. If the manufacturer, or its representative, is unable to repair the defect or nonconformity af
