Lemon Law

A 2018 Chrysler Pacifica equipped with a 9-speed transmission experienced multiple issues with the transmission, including hesitation on acceleration, loss of power, and hard or harsh shifts/jerking. The owner took the Chrysler Pacifica to Santa Cruz Volkswagen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram for at least one repair. The owner accuses FCA, the manufacturer, of failing to […]

Is Your Car a Lemon? Three Items That Your Car Must Have to Qualify as a Lemon The cars warranty must have provided coverage for the problems with the car. The car must possess a substantial impairment in use, value, or safety. The owner must have made multiple attempts to get the vehicle repaired or

Lemon law in Santa Cruz. A 2020 Chevrolet K-1500 Crew Cab experienced complaints of recurrent or intermittent sever engine issues affecting drivability such as severely reduced power when attempting to accelerate, vehicle failing to exceed 5 MPH when towing, loud and distracting whistling noises emanating from the engine compartment and sire-type noises from the turbo, and repeated check engine light warnings. Lemon law case filed in Santa Cruz County court #20CV01911.

Lemon law in Santa Cruz. A 2019 Chevrolet Colorado experienced complaints of violent shuddering, shaking, or tremoring when attempting to accelerate and when driving at freeway speeds. The vehicle also suffered complete failure of the infotainment screen or the screen going completely black while driving, repeated freezing of the infotainment screen, malfunctioning infotainment system volume controls, and stereo failure. Lemon law case filed in Santa Cruz County court #20CV02323.

According to the lemon law statute, in a repurchase, you can acquire all of your payments, down-payment, and have your attorney’s fees and costs paid. To understand your lemon law rights in Santa Cruz, Salinas, Monterey, Watsonville, and Hollister, contact a lemon law lawyer.