Lemon Law

Under product liability laws, carmakers are required to ensure every vehicle they sell is as safe as possible, both before and after it has been sold. But what car company has the most recalls? There are two ways to answer that. One is the carmaker’s total number of recalled vehicles, and the other is the […]

Buying a car, whether new or used, can be a little like playing the lottery. Even if you do all your homework, you can still end up with a lemon car or a previously damaged car. Say a dealership does sell you a bad car – you’re going to need to know what to do.

Vehicles with repeated, irreparable problems, commonly referred to as “lemons,” can be a significant source of anxiety and financial hardship for automobile, motorcycle, and other vehicle owners. Luckily, each state in the United States has statutory protections and remedies in place for these situations, known as Lemon Laws. Despite the existence of these laws, it

There are few things worse in life than buying a car and learning the hard way that you purchased a lemon. The good news is that you can send a lemon letter to assert your legal rights. What’s a Lemon Letter? It’s a letter to the manufacturer that informs them of defects affecting the vehicle

Mold is a type of fungus that can grow practically anywhere, including in your vehicle’s air conditioning unit. Mold in your car’s AC is typically hidden deep inside the dashboard, which makes it difficult to spot during the pre-purchase inspection of the vehicle. In fact, the signs of mold may not be obvious until the