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Wondering whether your car qualifies, which records to keep, or what a buyback means? Start with the question on your mind. You don’t have to read every guide before contacting us.

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Looking for a short answer?

Start with 12 common questions about repairs, warranties, leased cars, possible remedies, and speaking with the firm.

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Start here

Does my vehicle qualify under California lemon law?

Start with the warranty, the defect, and the repair history. A vehicle's age or a single repair count does not tell the whole story.

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Repair history

Repair attempts and days out of service

You may have heard that two repairs, four repairs, or 30 days in the shop make a car a lemon. Here is what those figures actually mean.

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Possible remedies

Lemon law buybacks and the mileage offset

What a vehicle buyback or replacement can involve, and why the refund may include a deduction for the miles driven before the relevant repair visit.

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Get organized

Documents to gather for a lemon law review

A practical checklist for organizing your warranty, repair history, communications, and expenses before speaking with the firm.

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Timing

California lemon law deadlines: do not wait

Why the applicable warranty, delivery date, manufacturer, and type of claim must be checked before calculating a filing deadline.

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Electric vehicles

Electric vehicle warranty problems and lemon law

How to organize charging, battery, software, and service records when an electric vehicle's warranty problem keeps returning.

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