Are you planning a trip in the next few weeks? Owners of certain Jeep, Chrysler or Ram vehicles might want to first check for new safety concerns on some 2022 models. Stellantis, the maker of these and other vehicle brands, faces investigations after complaints of...
Every day, commercial vans and trucks transport valuable goods and materials across the country. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, the average delivery vehicle travels 12,435 miles annually. These vehicles are important for businesses that rely upon them to...
Steering is a key function for any automobile. The ability to steer allows drivers to directly control where a motor vehicle can go, to reach destinations, or to avoid obstacles. But what happens if an automobile defect suddenly causes a loss of steering control? Not...
The engine is one of the most crucial parts of any automobile. If something adverse happens to the engine and prevents it from working, the entire vehicle might as well be dead weight. An engine issue happens to be the crux of Mercedes-Benz’s latest recall. The...
Lemon laws are regulations that protect consumers from defective products. A product becomes a lemon when the defects affect its use, value and safety. In California, lemon laws apply to all vehicles, including new or used vehicles. What matters is that the...
Many drivers buy used cars because they either cannot afford a new one at the moment, or they just want to save money. With that said, it isn’t wise to go with a vehicle that sounds like a bargain without checking it out first. As the old saying goes, “If it’s too...
You’re looking for a new vehicle and have pulled up at an auto dealer. You’ve explained to them roughly what you are looking for as well as your budget. They tell you that they have just the car for you. On the surface, the car seems ok, but the more you talk to the...
Buying a car is a significant investment, and you expect it to function without issues. However, what happens when your newly purchased car keeps breaking down, even after multiple repairs? You might have bought a lemon car with significant defects that impair its...
As a consumer, you have protection against buying unsafe products and defective goods. In the case of lemon laws, you’re protected from buying or leasing a faulty vehicle. If you find a vehicle is a “lemon,” then you may have the right to seek a refund or repairs from...
You recently bought a car, but, after taking it off the lot, you found that there were defects that were not listed. It can be frustrating to find that a car you recently purchased isn’t usable, which can be frustrating if you have to drive it frequently, especially...