» Posted July 6, 2018 • Resources
Far too many cars have been sold to U.S. consumers in recent years that turn out to have serious defects, often related to safety issues. These vehicles can affect the likelihood of accidents, make it more likely collisions will be serious, and put drivers and passengers in jeopardy in many different ways. Whenever your car has problems, a California motor vehicle lemon law attorney can provide help in taking appropriate action to pursue the remedies available to you.
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» Posted July 2, 2018 • Resources
Many cars can be prone to problems, including brand new vehicles. If your car has serious issues, a California lemon law lawyer can help you to determine what your best course of action is for pursuing a remedy for your defective or poor performing vehicle.
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» Posted June 29, 2018 • Resources
Ordering a car direct from a manufacturer through your dealer -- and customizing the vehicle you are purchasing -- can allow you to get the vehicle of your dreams. Unfortunately, many things can go wrong with this process. A California lemon law lawyer can help you to explore remedies available to you if problems arise with the vehicle itself and if you experience repeated defects.
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» Posted June 27, 2018 • Resources
Most people who buy a car borrow to purchase the vehicle. This can make it especially frustrating if the car you have purchased has repeated problems. In these circumstances, you may end up paying for a car loan on a vehicle that you do not feel is safe to drive. A California lemon law attorney can provide insight into what your options are when your vehicle turns out to be defective.
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» Posted June 25, 2018 • Resources
When you're driving your car, you expect the features to work as expected – or at the very least not to put you in danger by creating a major safety risk. Unfortunately, many motorists find their cars fail to live up to even this basic expectation because the cars turn out to have dangerous defects. This is why motorists need to understand consumer protection laws and get help from a California lemon law attorney when issues arise.
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» Posted June 22, 2018 • Resources
Traditionally, the classic car for a new teen driver was a cheap, old passed-down car. In fact, the director of transportation safety for the nonprofit National Safety Council indicated that the rule for a long time was to buy a car that was big, slow, and ugly. However, this is not the advice that safety advocates provide any more.
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» Posted June 20, 2018 • Resources
When you are buying a car, finding the right one can be a major challenge. Even when you buy a brand-new vehicle, you could still experience major unexpected defects and you may need to get help from a Sacramento lemon law firm to pursue an appropriate legal remedy.
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» Posted June 18, 2018 • Resources
It is important that vehicles be carefully tested for problems or for defects before the cars are brought to the marketplace and sold to consumers. Otherwise, motorists could end up with a car that has lots of problems. If a car buyer does purchase a new car that turns out to have serious issues, contacting a San Diego lemon law attorney for advice and assistance pursuing a remedy is a smart course of action.
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» Posted June 15, 2018 • Resources
Car buyers are spending more than ever to purchase vehicles, according to recent data from Experian. As cars become more expensive and consumers borrow more money to buy them, the potential for financial loss when vehicles are defective only rises. If you buy a new car and it turns out to have serious problems, you should contact a San Diego lemon law attorney as soon as possible to pursue an appropriate legal remedy.
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» Posted June 13, 2018 • Resources
New technologies in vehicles typically start as optional add-ons. In some cases, these technologies eventually become standard offerings – but that can take a long time. When the new technologies are safety features, it can be a problem if they're not included because car buyers who don't pay for the upgrades end up in vehicles that are riskier.
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