General Motors (GM) vehicles are known for their quality and reliability, but like any vehicle, they can experience issues that turn them into lemons. In 2024, several common problems have been reported by GM vehicle owners. In this blog, we’ll explore these issues in detail and provide guidance on how to navigate your GM lemon. Electrical Problems: Electrical problems are among the most common issues reported in GM vehicles. These can manifest as issues with the vehicle’s infotainment system, power windows, or sensors. Electrical problems can be challenging to diagnose and repair, often requ ..read more

  The Tesla Cybertruck has generated significant buzz since its unveiling, with its bold design and innovative features capturing the imagination of electric vehicle enthusiasts. However, like any new vehicle, the Cybertruck is not immune to problems. In this blog, we’ll explore common vehicle issues with the Cybertruck that could potentially qualify it for a lemon law case. Chronic Charging Issues: One of the most critical aspects of an electric vehicle is its charging system. If your Cybertruck experiences chronic charging issues, such as slow charging times, frequent charging failures ..read more

In the fast-paced world of driving companies, maintaining a reliable fleet is crucial. However, when faced with lemon vehicles, those plagued with persistent issues despite multiple repair attempts,keeping operations running smoothly can be challenging. In this blog, we’ll explore key keyword signals related to lemon vehicles in driving company fleets and how lemon law services can be a lifeline for businesses dealing with such challenges. Frequent Repairs: Lemon vehicles often require frequent visits to the repair shop, disrupting daily operations and increasing maintenance costs. Lemon law ..read more

Every single Chevrolet Bolt produced since 2016 is now subjected to a recall due to a potential fire risk. This includes over 140,000 vehicles recalled by General Motors across North America. GM has reported at least 12 Chevrolet Bolts have caught fire in the United States due to this battery issue with at least two people suffering injuries.  GM is now suggesting all Chevrolet Bolt owners park their vehicle outside of garages and avoid charging them overnight. To make matters worse, GM has no permanent solution for this issue and has given no timeline on providing customers with these ne ..read more

It actually does cost more to buy an off-brand vehicle. Sure, you might save a few grand up front on the purchase price when buying something other than the main name brands in cars (think Toyota, Honda, etc.) or trucks (think Ford, Chevy, Dodge, Toyota) but buying a name brand will improve your ownership experience. With a higher quality product you’ll actually stay out of the repair shop more and enjoy a much better and easier re-sale when that time comes. Remember, whatever car you buy today you will at some point seek to sell. Great example, I just sold my 10 year old Ford F-150. Sold it w ..read more

Are you tired of taking your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, or RAM vehicle back to the service center for the same issue under warranty? Under California’s Lemon Law, the manufacturer is allowed a “reasonable” number of repair attempts to fix the issues on your FCA vehicle. If they are unable to fix the issue(s) the first time under warranty or within 30 days, you may be entitled to remedies under California’s Lemon Law. Most recently, FCA vehicles have experienced the following widespread issues: Jeep Cherokee – Transmission problems including hard shifts, lurching, sudden shutdowns, and unexpe ..read more

Tesla, a brand renowned for its advanced technology and superior performance, does an excellent job of redefining the driving experience. However, as with any vehicle, Teslas are not without their issues. Here, we explore the top 10 most common problems that Tesla owners might encounter, and how a lemon buyback could be a game-changing solution to these difficulties. Build Quality Issues The first among the series of common issues are build quality concerns, including panel gaps, misaligned body parts, and paint imperfections. For many, purchasing a Tesla is a substantial investment, so these ..read more

Don’t believe the lines that the CEOs of major car companies are selling you on electric vehicles.  Companies like Chevrolet and the General Motor Company are using clean energy as a big selling point for new electric vehicles.  When asked where the energy to power these vehicles comes from, many of the high level executives and representatives of these companies cant even properly answer the question.  So where does the energy to power these vehicles come from?  A power grid that is 95% reliant on coal, which is not a clean source of energy for the environment.  As th ..read more

Are you tired of taking your 2017 – 2023 Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, or Cadillac vehicle back to the service center for the same issue under warranty? Under California’s Lemon Law, the manufacturer is allowed a “reasonable” number of repair attempts to fix the issues on your GM vehicle. If they are unable to fix the issue(s) the first time under warranty or within 30 days, you may be entitled to remedies under California Lemon Law. Most recently, GM vehicles have experienced the following widespread issues: Chevrolet Silverado – Transmission problems including acceleration ..read more

We’ve all seen deals that look too good to be true if you’re willing to fly or drive out-of-state to buy your next new vehicle. Here’s 4 reasons why not to: 1. California Lemon Law – is the most complete and protective but does not apply in most cases where the vehicle is purchased outside of California. It is such a great consumer right why waive it? If your new car turns out to be a lemon wouldn’t you want the ability to make the manufacturer honor its warranty by making them fix it, buy it back, or replace it? Or reimburse you for warranty repairs you had to pay for out of pocket? 2. Fake D ..read more