Categories: Lemon Law
The lemon laws of various states require auto manufacturers to buy back cars that are defective. But you could be shocked by what happens to those cars, especially if you buy a used lemon vehicle. Auto manufacturers must repurchase thousands of defective cars annually because of repair difficulties. Even some new cars are defective and…
Categories: Lemon Law
If you are buying a used car, experts advise you run to a history of the vehicle’s VIN before you complete the purchase. Taking the time to do this will provide some insights about the vehicle and its title, such as whether the title has been reconstructed. What does a reconstructed title mean? Salvaged and…
Categories: Lemon Law
While people commonly think that lemon laws cover only new vehicles, lemon laws can also apply to used cars. Before you purchase a used car in any state, become familiar with the used car lemon laws for that state. How Do Lemon Laws Apply to Used Cars? While federal lemon laws usually apply only to…
Categories: Lemon Law
Buying a new vehicle is expensive, with the average cost now nearing $30,000. That is why many people would rather buy a used car. However, it is more common for used-car buyers to have trouble with an unreliable vehicle or have to deal with pricey repair bills that cost more than the vehicle itself. Lemon…
Categories: Accidents
You’ve been in a car accident in California. How do you prove it was the other driver’s fault? If he hit and injured you, it is up to you to prove the accident was his fault before you can recover any damages for your injuries. At Neale & Fhima, we are skilled and experienced in…
Categories: Lemon Law
One of the most common questions by consumers is whether they have the ability to return a new car. This is referred to as a ‘cooling off period.’ Many consumers do not know that most car sales contracts in the state have fine print that allows the dealer to demand YOU return the car within…
Categories: Lemon Law
Leasing a vehicle can be a good move for cash-strapped consumers. Basically, the car buyer is simply paying for the value of the vehicle they use and not the entire worth of it. Monthly payments for leases are usually lower, too. But what if you end up with a leased car that is a lemon?…
Categories: Defective Products
Everyone wants to save money when buying a car, but you might have trouble finding a bargain used vehicle. In that case, you may choose a salvaged title vehicle. But what does a “salvaged title” mean? This article will describe what a salvaged title is and the advantages and disadvantages of purchasing such a car….
Categories: Lemon Law
Have you ever thought about what you would do if a car dealer sold you a lemon or bad vehicle? It is not uncommon for a car dealership to sell a lemon vehicle by failing to disclose accidents or damages that were done to the vehicle. A car in California is usually considered a lemon…
Categories: Defective Products
If you purchased a used, pre-owned or certified vehicle in California that is still covered by the original factory warranty, you are probably protected by the California Used Car Lemon Law. The used car lemon law offers legal protections in this state for anyone that buys OR leases a used vehicle that is covered by…
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