There are three pieces of legislation that you need to know if you ever have to deal with a lemon car case. They include state lemon laws … Read More...


There are three pieces of legislation that you need to know if you ever have to deal with a lemon car case. They include state lemon laws … Read More...

The US car lemon laws were enacted to protect consumers from buying defective, irreparable vehicles. Automobile manufacturers mass-produce … Read More...

Whatever state you buy your car in, it's well worth your while following these 5 top tips: #1 When buying any car, run your own CarFax … Read More...

Your dealer gives you a receipt; the 2026 law requires a report that does three things at once. Stop collecting useless paper. In 2026, the key to a successful lemon claim is demanding ‘Multi-Use’ diagnostic reports that satisfy safety, value, and repair-attempt requirements in one go. The landscape of consumer protection has shifted beneath our […]

Your old warranty was set in stone; the 2026 law is a dynamic shield that expands the more your car fails. In 2026, 'Static' warranties are … Read More...

Stop waiting months for a reply. The 2026 Lemon Law mandates a specific timeline for your resolution. Are you stuck in a loop with a … Read More...

Every state has its own version of the lemon law. The general idea is that you will receive a refund or a replacement vehicle if your car is … Read More...

Navigating the New Frontier: 2026 Lemon Law and Open Arbitration You can play the dealer’s game in their maze, or take your case to the 2026 open-market platforms where consumers actually win. Dealing with a 2026 lemon? Don’t get stuck in the ‘Urban’ bureaucracy of the dealership. The new law opens up ‘Wild’ arbitration paths […]
Your hopes were high, you'd been visiting the dealers for months getting everything right about your new purchase, you signed the agreement and the order was placed. Within a month it arrived - your brand new convertible in that perfect shade of blue. Then you drove it back home...
They happen all the time - the 'Friday afternoon' car. Sometimes the dealer will see it your way and arrange a replacement - sometimes they'll dig their heels in. If that's the case you have to start squeezing them with your weapon of last resort - the Lemon Law.