Lemon Law

Updated: Dec 26, 2022 What is California’s Lemon Law? California’s Lemon Law was created by two separate acts passed by the state legislature: The Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act and the Tanner Consumer Protection Act. Under the Lemon Law, a buyer of a new vehicle is protected if the car has a defect which substantially affects its […]

One of the most common questions we frequently receive is whether California’s Lemon Law applies to leased cars? The answer is Yes – Lemon Law does apply to a leased vehicle as long as it was leased in California for personal use. Read more to find out how Lemon Law may help you get out

California’s Song-Beverly Act creates the state’s Lemon Law, under which a manufacturer must either buy back, replace, or provide a cash settlement to a consumer whose vehicle has experienced a defect that cannot be repaired within a reasonable number of attempts. The Lemon Law applies to new or used vehicles that are covered under the

A car is referred to as a “lemon” if it has a serious problem that substantially affects its use, value, or safety. The most frequently asked question is what types of problems qualify a car as a lemon. It should be noted that every car is different and will have unique issues that will turn