Blog Posts in August, 2008

• Posted By Norman Taylor & Associates 22-Aug-2008

  Auto Manufacturers Declaration of Your "Rights" Under California's Lemon Law

  1. You have the “right” to permit our dealer to “fix your head” instead of your car, so you never come back again. 2. You have the “right” to accept the explanation of “no problem found” after our ...

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• Posted By Norman Taylor & Associates 21-Aug-2008

  Lemon Files: The Top 10 Defects

  The sample data for this study was taken from approximately 100 of our most recent Lemon Law case files. Many of these cases had multiple defects. The data is very recent (last few weeks) Vehicles Sampled by Make Mercedes 23 GMC 17 Nissan 12 Chrysler ...

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• Posted By Norman Taylor & Associates 18-Aug-2008

  Lemon Law Lessons- Vehicle Abuse

  You’ve heard the expression, “you can’t have it both ways.” This concept certainly applies in the lemon law. Here’s how. When your car, truck, motor home or boat has repeated defects that the dealership cannot fix, the ...

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• Posted By Norman Taylor & Associates 18-Aug-2008

  Motor Home Quality: Why is it so poor?

  I was talking with a motor home client the other day. He said, “if you are going to purchase a motor home, you better be handy at fixing things.” This bothered me for a couple reasons. My first thought was, if I spend two or three hundred ...

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• Posted By Norman Taylor & Associates 18-Aug-2008

  Check Engine Light: How much is software and how much are components?

  You’re driving to work, trying to avoid total obliteration at the hands of a speed-crazed long-haul trucker, listening to your favorite talk show person filling your damaged psyche with the trollish behavior of assorted witless politicians; ...

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• Posted By Norman Taylor & Associates 18-Aug-2008

  California Lemon Law: The People's Law, and It Works!

  Next to a house, a car or truck is the largest purchase the average consumer will make in a lifetime. That being true, every consumer should take time to know as much about their vehicle as possible: Not just how it works, or how to maintain it, the ...

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