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...

The Better Business Bureau Arbitration Process California Lemon Law requires that automobile manufacturers provide customers with a way to settle differences over car claims. In your car owner’s manual, there will likely be contact information for an arbitrator. Most California manufacturers use the Better Business Bureau Auto line to settle claims. When you contact the […]

Most states have an automobile lemon law in place to protect car buyers. These also insure that car manufacturers work to help purchasers if … Read More...

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...

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 … 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.