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10 Ways Dealers Try to Deny Motorcycle Lemon Law Claims—and How to Respond
Way #1: Claiming the Motorcycle Defect Is “Normal” Dealers commonly say a vibration, stalling condition, battery drain, onboard computer warning, ABS fault, fuel injection system hesitation, catalytic converter smell, or braking system noise is “normal for that...
How California Lemon Law Lawyers Challenge Manufacturer Mileage Arguments
California Lemon Law protects consumers when a vehicle develops a warranty-covered defect that cannot be repaired after a reasonable number of attempts. While manufacturers may argue that high mileage weakens a claim, there is no automatic mileage limit that...
The Hidden Obligations Auto Manufacturers Owe California Consumers
What California Lemon Law Requires Manufacturers to Do The California Lemon Law gives Consumers powerful remedies when a defective vehicle cannot be repaired within the limits required by law. These lemon law protections apply to many vehicles bought or leased in...
Do Subscription-Based Vehicle Features Affect Warranty and Lemon Law Rights?
Many modern vehicles now include subscription-based features that control functions such as navigation, driver assistance, and remote connectivity. When these features stop working, owners may wonder whether the issue is covered by the vehicle's warranty and whether...
Can You Recover Incidental Expenses in a California RV Lemon Law Case?
Yes—under the California Lemon Law, RV owners may be able to recover incidental expenses when a defective RV requires repeated warranty repairs or sits out of service for extended periods. These expenses can include towing, lodging, rental transportation, meals,...