Having a brand-new recreational vehicle break down puts a damper on any camping trip. Luckily, California's Lemon Law protects consumers who buy defective vehicles. This law ensures that consumers are not stuck with vehicles that have significant defects that impair...
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Are leased vehicles covered under the Lemon Law?
When it comes to leasing a vehicle in California, it is important to be aware of your rights as a consumer. The California Lemon Law protects individuals who purchase or lease new or used vehicles with serious defects that impair their safety, use or value. Qualifying...
Rethink these 5 myths about California’s Lemon Law
In California, the state's Lemon Law protects car buyers who find themselves driving defective vehicles. Various myths surround this legislation that are the root of widespread misconceptions. Debunking these fallacies is the first step toward enlightenment. Myth 1....
Vehicle wear and tear vs. manufacturer defects
Whether you are driving an old faithful car or a shiny new model, vehicle troubles are inevitable. The question that often arises is whether these issues stem from natural wear and tear or if the manufacturer may be to blame. There are several signs to look for when...
Hyundai and Kia issue recall for fire risk
In a recent development in the automotive industry, Hyundai Motor America and Kia America have issued a recall for certain vehicles due to a potential fire hazard. This announcement is causing concerns among vehicle owners, leading to a closer examination of the risks...
Ford EVs recalled again due to power loss problem
Ford Motor Company is recalling thousands of its electric vehicles (EVs) over a battery problem, which can suddenly cause power loss while driving. However, several affected vehicles were part of an earlier recall over the same issue last year. The latest recall...
Does the Lemon Law cover delivery vans and commercial vehicles?
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...
NHTSA expands probe into Ford engine failures
A federal highway safety agency announced that it has expanded its investigation into the alleged engine defects of Ford Motor’s vehicles. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) first launched its probe last year following three letters from...
Nissan sedans recalled again for steering problems
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...
Nikola recalls EV trucks over battery fire problem
Whether running on a combustion engine or an electric motor, all automobiles carry an inherent fire risk. It could be an issue with the fuel line or a battery problem that raises the risk of a car fire, and car fires are dangerous to drivers, passengers and anyone...