As you prepare to buy a car, you will likely evaluate the vehicle’s cost, features, and sizes. These are important factors to consider. However, it is also important to consider the most expensive car brands to repair. At Robison Lemon Law Group LLC, we offer legal help to those who recently purchased a lemon. If […]
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EcoDiesel refers to a powertrain model technology used in many Fiat Chrysler Automotive (FCA) and Volkswagen vehicles. The technology is designed to help car owners and lessees maximize their vehicles’ horsepower, torque, and fuel economy. Yet, EcoDiesel has been a source of controversy, and several lawsuits have been filed against FCA and Volkswagen due to
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Aftermarket Parts and Services Under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act You can purchase an aftermarket car part made by a third-party manufacturer. Although buying an aftermarket part may be less expensive than purchasing one from your car’s manufacturer, doing so can impact your vehicle’s warranty terms. However, if you have a clear understanding of the Magnuson-Moss
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You can inadvertently purchase a lemon, aka a car that has an ongoing and serious defect. In this scenario, you are protected under stand and federal laws. You may even be able to get the auto dealer responsible for your car sale to buy back your vehicle. At Robison Lemon Law Group LLC, we can
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A car dealer can roll back a pre-owned automobile’s odometer as they attempt to get the best price for their vehicle. Doing so is illegal and represents a serious offense. Yet, auto dealers commit odometer rollback fraud every day — and if you plan to buy a used car, you need to plan accordingly. At
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Safety is a key factor for most car buyers. You expect a vehicle to function properly, regardless of when or where you purchase it. However, there can be times when a vehicle has problems — for example, consider the exploding sunroofs of various Ford models. If you purchased a Ford with a defective sunroof, you
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The Toyota Highland has a charging system that works in conjunction with the vehicle’s electrical supply. This system is linked to the vehicle’s battery inside the engine. If there is an issue with the charging system, the vehicle sends a warning to notify the driver accordingly. If you own a Highlander and notice a charging
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Toyota Lane Departure Alert (LDA) is a safety feature that notifies a driver if they inadvertently move out of their lane. The alert helps keep you safe and reduces your risk of accidents. However, there can be times with the alert malfunctions and inadvertently puts you in danger. A clear understanding of the LDA is
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The 2020 Volkswagen Tiguan has earned high marks from many consumers. However, there have also been several reliability problems reported with this model. For consumers that are considering a 2020 Tiguan, it is important to know about these issues so they can make informed buying decisions. When it comes to the 2020 VW Tiguan, learn
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Dealers selling “as is” cars often emphasize the excellent condition and low price of the vehicle. Buyers see purchasing these vehicles as a money-saving option for those looking for an affordable used car. But buying a car “as is” can also leave buyers with a car that does not work and no way to repair
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