10 Rules For Dealing With An Auto Dealer

» Posted July 28, 2017 • Resources

Buying a car can be one of the most stressful things that a person can do. Unfortunately, many car buyers end up having a bad experience because a dealer treats them unfairly or because they buy a car that turns out to be a lemon. Consumers have some protections available to them, including the California car lemon law, but they are still very vulnerable to losing a lot of money when buying a car.

Safety Exemptions for Self-Driving Cars

» Posted July 21, 2017 • Resources

Consumers expect their cars to operate properly and have customary safety features. There are laws, like the California lemon law, that provide strong protections to owners of defective vehicles. Many regulations also exist at the state and federal level for further consumer protection.

Is Leaking Exhaust Making Drivers Sick?

» Posted July 14, 2017 • Resources

Drivers have a right to expect the vehicles they drive will be reasonably safe and free of serious defects. Unfortunately, many recalls in recent years have shown that cars are often sold with big problems. Motorists need to understand what their rights are and an Orange County lemon law attorney can provide assistance to drivers who end up buying cars that have serious issues.

How to Get a Good Deal on a Car and Avoid Being Ripped Off

» Posted June 30, 2017 • Resources

Consumers are at risk of loss from dishonest dealers who overcharge them or sell them vehicles with serious problems. Motorists could also lose money if the car they buy turns out to have numerous defects. The good news is that California’s Lemon Law can protect many car buyers under these circumstances.

How to Buy a Used Car in the Age of Widespread Recalls

» Posted June 23, 2017 • Resources

Car buyers need to be aware of what the law does, and does not require of car sellers and car manufacturers. While laws like California’s Lemon Law can provide some protection to purchasers of defective cars, other regulations can be very lax. For example, used car dealers are allowed to sell cars with open recalls, even if they have not fixed the issue that prompted the recall.

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