Toyota Unveils New Car Subscription Service

» Posted March 4, 2019 • Resources

Toyota is joining the growing trend of carmakers that offer drivers the option of sampling the goods through a subscription service. The Japanese automobile manufacturer announced last month that it’s launching a subscription service that will allow users to pay a flat rate for access to a car and related expenses like insurance, registration and maintenance.

Tesla Invests $218 Million to Improve Car Batteries

» Posted February 27, 2019 • Resources

Elon Musk and company are pouring some big bucks into bolstering their battery power. Tesla plans to spend $218 million to make their electronic cars run longer on one charge and ensure that their batteries are easier to refill.

Fiat Chrysler Recalls 800,000 Trucks for Steering Loss, Detached Brakes

» Posted February 25, 2019 • Resources

Fiat Chrysler has a big problem on its hands with some of the most popular trucks in the country. The company recently told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration about serious defects in some of its trucks.

Hyundai Unveils “Walking” Car

» Posted February 22, 2019 • Resources

Cars have become a popular mode of transportation because they’re usually an easier way to get from Point A to Point B than doing it the old fashioned way, by foot. That’s why some people may be surprised to hear that one automaker is working on a new vehicle that walks.

Your Car May Be Easier to Hack Than You Think

» Posted February 20, 2019 • Resources

Technological advances have changed what it means to get behind the wheel of a car. From power steering and crash avoidance technology to Bluetooth connectivity, new bells and whistles make driving not only more comfortable but also often a safer experience.

GMC Trucks to Come With “Invisible” Trailer

» Posted February 18, 2019 • Resources

Many truck drivers make decisions about which vehicles to buy based on how much stuff they can haul. But hitting the road with a heavy load tied to the back can also create some safety hazards. That’s why GMC is rolling out a line of trucks with “invisible” trailers.

Volkswagen Teams With Tesla on Charging Infrastructure

» Posted February 15, 2019 • Resources

In an era in which electric carmakers are competing with each other for a leg up on the burgeoning market, two manufacturers are teaming up.

Your Uber May Be Part of a Recall

» Posted February 13, 2019 • Resources

Uber, Lyft and other rideshare services have become a popular option for getting from Point A to Point B by letting someone else do the work. Whether you’ve been having a cold one, don’t want to look for a parking spot, or simply don’t feel like driving, the app-based services are designed at least in part to take off the stress of getting behind the wheel.

Keyless Cars: A Thief’s Dream

» Posted February 11, 2019 • Resources

Keyless entry is an increasingly popular option for new car buyers. Anyone who has scoured a room frantically searching for missing keys can understand the draw of being able to start a vehicle with the simple touch of a button.

Ford Hires Furniture Maker to Design Cars of the Future

» Posted February 8, 2019 • Resources

What does making furniture have to do with building cars? Ford Motor Co. customers may soon find out. The century old car maker recently turned to an unlikely source to find its new chief executive officer.

Experienced Lemon Law Attorneys

Serving All of California

Blog & Resources

Toyota Unveils New Car Subscription Service

Tesla Invests $218 Million to Improve Car Batteries

Fiat Chrysler Recalls 800,000 Trucks for Steering Loss, Detached Brakes

Hyundai Unveils “Walking” Car

Your Car May Be Easier to Hack Than You Think

GMC Trucks to Come With “Invisible” Trailer

Volkswagen Teams With Tesla on Charging Infrastructure

Your Uber May Be Part of a Recall

Keyless Cars: A Thief’s Dream

Ford Hires Furniture Maker to Design Cars of the Future

Categories

Archives

Hear What Our Clients Have To Say