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Buick holds a significant place in the history of the automotive industry as one of the earliest car manufacturers in the United States. Buick specializes in marketing premium vehicles, primarily targeting successful executives with families. However, some Buick models have faced serious defects and safety concerns despite the luxury, family vehicle branding.
If your Buick experience persistent issues while under warranty and you provided Buick or its dealers a reasonable number of repair attempts, there are legal protections in place to help you.
At Neale & Fhima, our Buick lemon law attorneys can guide you if you’re uncertain whether your vehicle qualifies as a lemon. Even if your vehicle’s warranty has expired, if you encountered problems while it was still under warranty, you may be eligible for a Buick lemon buyback or compensation. Contact us at 888-407-2955 for a free consultation.
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When you face the frustrating experience of owning a defective Buick vehicle, having legal representation to protect your rights and interests is essential. Neale & Fhima will fight for the rights of California consumers dealing with Buick lemon law issues. Here are some reasons to choose us.
We have a team of experienced attorneys with specialized knowledge of how to approach lemon law cases. We understand California’s lemon laws and the complexities surrounding consumer protection rights. Our expertise allows us to navigate the intricacies of your Buick lemon law claim with precision and effectiveness.
The California lemon law is a multifaceted legal framework that protects consumers who have purchased or leased faulty vehicles. Our Buick lemon law attorneys have an in-depth understanding of the intricacies of this law, allowing us to advocate for our clients effectively. Our familiarity with California lemon law cases’ specific requirements and procedures is a distinct advantage that sets us apart from general practitioners.
Our access to various resources, including expert witnesses, industry professionals, and cutting-edge technology, enables us to build robust cases to support our clients’ lemon law claims. Our extensive network also allows us to draw on additional expertise as needed.
One of our hallmarks is our commitment to providing personalized attention to each client. We understand that every case is unique, and we take the time to listen to the specific details of each situation. This client-centered approach allows us to tailor our legal strategies to our client’s needs and circumstances.
The Buick lemon law includes a set of regulations designed to protect consumers who have bought or leased a new or used Buick vehicle with significant, unfixable defects, all while still covered by the manufacturer’s warranty.
Though specific lemon law requirements may vary by state, they generally require that the manufacturer has been given sufficient opportunities to address the problem and that the defect adversely affects the vehicle’s functionality, value, or safety.
According to this law, the owner may be eligible for financial compensation under the Buick lemon law if the issue persists after three or more repair attempts or if the vehicle spends 30 days or more in the repair shop.
To qualify for the buyback program, Buick customers must demonstrate that their vehicle meets specific criteria. If you own a Buick with manufacturing defects, there is a standard procedure to follow:
When you invest in a new car, you expect it to be reliable and free from defects. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case, and some Buick vehicles may come with issues that could potentially pose safety risks. Below, we’ve highlighted some of the most commonly reported defects in Buick vehicles.
You need an experienced Neale & Fhima California Buick lemon lawyer to handle your lemon law case. Contact Neale & Fhima at 888-407-2955 to schedule a free phone, video meeting, or in-person consultation.
According to California’s lemon law, if a vehicle meets the criteria for being considered a lemon, the owner is eligible for two distinct remedies. General Motors will be legally obligated to either replace the faulty Buick with a brand-new one or buy back the vehicle from the consumer. Furthermore, General Motors will be compelled to reimburse the owner for any additional costs incurred due to the vehicle being in the repair shop, such as rental or towing fees.
In cases where a manufacturer knowingly violates California law, they may be required to pay an additional civil penalty, potentially up to double the amount of the consumer’s actual damages. Additionally, General Motors will cover your attorney’s fees and associated costs.
Under specific circumstances, automobile manufacturers like Buick are legally mandated to repurchase a customer’s vehicle. To be eligible for repurchase, you must demonstrate that the defects significantly hindered your vehicle’s functionality, value, or safety, and that you have provided Buick with a reasonable number of attempts. Once this is done Buick or any automaker is obligated to either replace or repurchase the vehicle from you.
The threshold for a reasonable number of attempts may be as low as two, contingent on the particulars of your case. If you’ve brought your vehicle in for repairs related to multiple defects, it is still possible for your vehicle to qualify as a lemon, entitling you to a repurchase or replacement from Buick, as well.
With years of experience handling Buick repurchase cases in California, Neale & Fhima is well-equipped to help you. We can guide you through the complexities of the Buick lemon law and advocate for the compensation you are entitled to. When you choose to work with us, we will:
If you suspect your Buick may be a lemon, don’t delay in seeking legal advice. Contact us to arrange a free consultation and gain a better understanding of your options under the California lemon law. With our help, you can stand against the manufacturer and secure the compensation you deserve.
While the specifics of Buick lemon law may differ depending on the defect at issue, a Buick manufacturer is only allowed a “reasonable number” of repair attempts before you become eligible for compensation in California. To meet this criteria, one of the following scenarios must occur:
What remedies are available under the California lemon law?
If your Buick vehicle qualifies as a lemon, you may be entitled to a refund or replacement, depending on your preference. This may include a refund of the purchase price, down payment, monthly payments, and other associated costs.
Do I need an attorney to pursue a lemon law claim in California?
While having an attorney is not required, seeking legal representation from an experienced lemon law lawyer can increase your chances of a successful claim.
Can I still pursue a lemon law claim if my vehicle is out of warranty?
Yes, the California lemon law may apply even if your Buick vehicle is out of its original warranty period as long as the issues arose during the warranty period and were reported to the manufacturer or its authorized repair facility.
When navigating the complexities of California lemon law and seeking justice for your defective Buick vehicle, Neale & Fhima can help you out. Entrusting your case to us ensures you have dedicated and experienced advocates fighting for the resolution you deserve. Contact us at 888-407-2955 for a free consultation.