October 12, 2020
By: LemonLaw
Category: Car Lemon Law
Covid-19 may have shut down the world, but 1-800-LEMON-LAW has continued to successfully protect vehicle owner’s rights. We have been working hard through the pandemic to ensure that anybody with a defective vehicle continues to gets the legal help they deserve. Listed below is our repurchase, replacement, and refund roundup throughout 2020 so far. This… Read More
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July 08, 2020
By: LemonLaw
Category: Car Lemon Law
Almost every driver has experienced the ominous check engine light at one point or another. Seeing it pop up on your new vehicle however is very disconcerting. That’s the feeling multiple Hyundai Sonata owners are experiencing with their vehicles. Many callers to our 1 800 Lemon Law hotline are reporting a repetitive Hyundai Sonata check… Read More
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June 30, 2020
By: LemonLaw
Category: Car Lemon Law
It’s always a pain when something malfunctions on your car but when safety systems go down, that can be life threatening. Such is the case with the popular Honda Civic. We’re getting tons of calls about Honda Civic brake booster problems and drivers are worried about themselves and their families on the road. Over at… Read More
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June 16, 2020
By: LemonLaw
Category: Car Lemon Law
One of the best parts about owning a new car is that solid feeling of powerful and seamless acceleration. Nothing destroys that experience faster than a hesitation in your transmission after pushing on the gas pedal. On the 1 800 Lemon Law hotline, we are hearing lots of complaints about Ford Expedition acceleration problems. Our… Read More
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June 13, 2020
By: LemonLaw
Category: Car Lemon Law
Cars these days are filled with all sorts of amazing features like cameras. These are awesome pieces of tech but when they malfunction, they can present new dangers for drivers who rely on them. We are seeing a lot of calls and form submissions on Lemonlaw.com related to Subaru backup camera problems. According to Carcomplaints.com,… Read More
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May 31, 2020
By: LemonLaw
Category: Car Lemon Law
You are barely using the car during the quarantine but when you need to rely on it for a grocery trip or a necessary errand, it needs to be running properly. Emergency car repair needs can crop up at any time. If the check engine light is on, or the transmission clunks, or the steering… Read More
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March 16, 2020
By: LemonLaw
Category: cadillac, chevrolet, gmc
Widespread GM transmission problems continue to leave drivers shaken up all over the country. SUVs produced by General Motors are experiencing huge problems involving their Transmission Torque Converter Clutch—more commonly known as the TCC—and many drivers are calling tout the manufacturer for this severe safety defect. With so many GM customers experiencing similar issues, it… Read More
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January 22, 2020
By: LemonLaw
Category: Car Lemon Law
We’ve all been there before. Driving down the highway without a care in the world when all of a sudden, a light pops up on the dashboard. You groan, knowing that you’ll have to put air in your tires or get under the hood to add oil, washer fluid, or antifreeze. But what if the… Read More
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December 10, 2019
By: LemonLaw
Category: Car Lemon Law
We are doing all we can to make sure lemon vehicles do not sour our clients’ holidays. 2019 continues to prove to be a victorious year for 1-800-LEMON-LAW clients. Here’s our latest repurchase, replacement and refund roundup. Kimmel & Silverman has helped nearly 90,000 drivers receive compensation, replacement vehicles, or repurchases under State and Federal… Read More
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October 18, 2019
By: LemonLaw
Category: Magnuson Moss, motorcycle lemon law, Pennsylvania Lemon Law
Pennsylvania Lemon Law currently covers cars, vans, trucks, and SUVs purchased or leased for personal use. And while the law is a strong one, there is a glaring omission when it comes to drivers’ rights. As of now, there is no set motorcycle lemon law protection in the state. The most important thing to remember… Read More
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