Blog Posts in June, 2009

The California lemon law protects consumers and allows consumers who qualify for a lemon law buyback to demand manufacturer's to repurchase their defective cars. many agencies were established to ...

Congress has just passed a bill that would give consumers cash vouchers between $3,500 and $4,500 in exchange for trading in their existing gas guzzlers for newer, more fuel-efficient vehicles. The ...

Lemon laws continue to be needed today—and continue to be strengthened in many states. In one example, the state of New Jersey has just enhanced their own lemon laws, which extends the period of ...

California lemon law requires consumers to give the manufacturer a reasonable opportunity to repair the defect(s).The paperwork the dealership gives consumers with each repair is an important legal ...

“Lemon laundering” is a derogatory term that describes the practice of selling defective vehicles to consumers—lemons that dealers have been forced to buy back from purchasers—without informing the ...

Auto sales began a serious slide in the spring of 2008 and by the fall, several manufacturers were down as much as 30% from the prior year. What if anything will this mean to the consumers in their ...