Used Car Lemon Law Attorney in California
Lemons Are for Eating, Not Driving.
Buying a used vehicle doesn't always mean buying a problem-free vehicle. If your used car develops serious, recurring problems and you are dealing with warranty issues, you may have legal options worth exploring.
California Lemon Lawyers, APC, helps California consumers evaluate used-vehicle warranty and Lemon Law concerns. Based in Sherman Oaks, CA, our boutique firm focuses exclusively on California Lemon Law and related vehicle warranty matters and represents clients throughout California.
Can a Used Vehicle Be a Lemon?
Used-vehicle cases can be more complicated than new-vehicle cases because the vehicle's history, warranty, seller, and circumstances of the sale can all affect the available legal remedies.
California law provides different protections depending on the type of warranty involved and how the vehicle was sold. California's Lemon Law provisions concerning a manufacturer's new-car warranty have specific requirements, and not every used vehicle with remaining warranty coverage automatically receives the same protections as a new vehicle.
That's why having your purchase documents, warranty information, and repair records available is important.
Used Vehicle Problems We Can Review
You may want to speak with California Lemon Lawyers, APC, if your vehicle has experienced:
- Repeated engine or transmission problems
- Electrical or computer-system failures
- Braking or steering concerns
- Recurring warning lights
- Air conditioning or climate-control problems
- Safety-related defects
- Persistent mechanical problems
- Repeated visits to the dealership or authorized repair facility
The number of repair attempts is not the only consideration. The nature of the defect, applicable warranty, repair history, and other facts can affect whether you may have a claim.
What Documents Should You Keep?
Before your case evaluation, gather as much information about your vehicle as possible, including:
- Purchase or lease agreement
- Current vehicle registration
- Warranty documents
- Dealer repair orders
- Maintenance records
- Documentation showing mileage when purchased
- Communications with the dealership or manufacturer
These records can help provide a clearer picture of your vehicle's history.
Get a Free Case Evaluation
At California Lemon Lawyers, APC, we don't expect you to determine your legal rights on your own. We can review the information surrounding your vehicle and explain what options may be available.
Our firm has handled hundreds of cases and recovered more than $10 million in verdicts and settlements. There are no attorney fees unless you win, subject to the terms of your representation.
Call 818-960-1945 or complete our online qualification form to get started.
Used Car Lemon Law FAQs
Does California Lemon Law Apply to Every Used Car?
No. The protections available for a used vehicle depend on factors such as the warranty, how the vehicle was sold, and the circumstances of the transaction. A case evaluation can help determine what laws and remedies may apply.
What If My Used Vehicle Still Has a Manufacturer's Warranty?
Having remaining warranty coverage does not automatically mean a used vehicle qualifies for the same Lemon Law remedies as a new vehicle. The specific warranty and circumstances of the sale need to be reviewed.
Does It Matter? Where I Purchased the Vehicle?
Yes. The dealership or seller, purchase documents, warranty, and circumstances surrounding the transaction can all be relevant to evaluating a used-vehicle claim.
How Much Does a Case Evaluation Cost?
California Lemon Lawyers, APC, offers a free case evaluation. Call 818-960-1945 to discuss your vehicle.
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If your used vehicle continues to experience problems, don't assume you have no options. Contact California Lemon Lawyers, APC, in Sherman Oaks, CA, for a free case evaluation.
The information on this website is provided for general informational purposes only and does not create an attorney-client relationship.