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Volkswagen has been under fire for cheating on diesel emissions testing. The car manufacturer admitted that it rigged its vehicles to perform differently in emissions testing than when used in the real-world. Because the cars scammed the emissions testing process, the true level of nitrogen oxides being emitted into the atmosphere was obscured. The Chicago Tribune reports that when the deception came to light, it turned out that VW's diesel cars were emitting 40 times the permissible levels of nitrogen oxides.

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When you are shopping for a new vehicle, you know that negotiating with a car dealer can be a major hassle. Most people feel like they cannot trust car dealers, and there is a good reason for their suspicion.

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Most people in California depend on their cars to get around.  You need your car to go to work, run errands, fulfill family obligations, and generally keep your life running smoothly. Cars are so important that when they start to cause problems, many people will buy a new one so they don't have worries related to the possibility of accidents, breakdowns or being stranded with no vehicle. 

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California’s Lemon Law generally applies to three kinds of automobiles: certified pre-owned automobiles that are still covered under the original factory warranty or an extended warranty that was acquired by way of the certification process; new automobiles that are covered by their original warranty; and used automobiles that are still covered by the original factory warranty.

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If you’re thinking about buying an RV to take that cross-country trip of your dreams, you have undoubtedly come across a number of options -- including used RVs. While it is true that buying a used RV can help you save a large amount of cash, it is important to know what to look for in order to avoid buying a lemon.

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