If your new or used car has repeated problems that the dealership just can’t fix, you may have a lemon on your hands — and California Lemon Law may entitle you to a replacement vehicle, a full refund, or monetary compensation. This detailed blog breaks down what counts as a lemon under state law: how many repair attempts are allowed, what kind of warranty coverage is required, and what types of defects qualify.
We’ll also walk you through the legal process: from filing your lemon law claim and submitting repair invoices, to dealing with manufacturers who may try to delay or deny your case. Many car owners don’t realize they’re protected under both state and federal laws — especially when their vehicle is under a manufacturer’s warranty.
365 Law Firm has helped dozens of clients in California and Nevada get compensated for faulty cars, trucks, SUVs, and even motorcycles. If your vehicle is causing you stress, inconvenience, or safety concerns, don’t wait. This post helps you understand your rights and shows how our lemon law attorneys can fight for a fast and fair resolution.