You got a “lemon” car?
My friend had recently bought a new Mini Cooper for his wife. The car has been brought back to the dealer at least twice within 4 months of the purchase with the same defect. Since he lives out in the Corona area but the dealer is out here in Long Beach, he has to drive very far to drop off the car to get the problem fixed. Luckily for him, the dealer loan him another car to drive for the day, or else he would be stuck here in Long Beach and probably had to take an unpaid day off from work just because of that.
I was wondering if the car might be a lemon. Don’t you just hate it when you thought you bought a new car but then you got a lemon instead? I didn’t know until just now that California has a Lemon Law. According to the Lemon Law facts found on California Lemon Law attorney website, the purchaser of the vehicle can seek refund or replacement of the vehicle if the vehicle:
- Been taken in for service on four (4) or more occasions for a defect that substantially impairs the use or value of the vehicle;
- Been taken in for service on two (2) or more occasions for a defect that is likely to cause serious injury or death; or
- Been in service for thirty (30) or more cumulative calendar days.
If you don’t know how to get the process started, just visit CLP Consumer Law Partners, Inc.. They specialize in handling California Lemon Law. They will be able to help you find out if you are eligible for the refund or replacement of your vehicle. Call them at their toll free number to get a free consultation. You can also submit your information online and someone from their end will get in touch with you promptly. Don’t ever get stuck with a lemon. Get help from the California Lemon Law firm.
