Why Lemon Lawyers LA?
We opened our doors in Los Angeles to help people get rid of their lemon vehicles. We truly care. We are Lemon Law specialists.
We Work Hard on Your Behalf
We care about every one of our clients and work hard to get impressive results for them. We are as dependent on our vehicles as any Californian is – we know how it feels to have a vehicle that won’t operate the way it should.
We Stay In Communication
We pride ourselves on keeping our clients advised every step of the way. You will never be in the dark wondering what’s happening to your case. You’ll know every step of the way.
Your Case Concludes
Our goal is to get you out of your lemon vehicle so you can get a safe and reliable one as quickly as possible. We know how important it is to you, how you are hamstrung without a reliable vehicle.
Steps to take
Get Help from a Qualified California Lemon Law Firm

Determine if Your Car Qualifies as a Lemon
Before taking any action, it's crucial to verify whether your car meets the criteria to be considered a lemon. Look out for recurring, substantial defects that affect the safety, value, or use of your vehicle. Keep detailed records of repairs, warranty coverage, and any associated costs to support your case. Your car is a Lemon if:
- You purchased or leased the vehicles in California
- It was new (or used) weighing less than 10,000 lbs
- It has four repair attempts for the same defect
- Or two repair attempts for the same significant safety defect
- The repair attempts were within 18 months or 18,000 miles of the original purchase, whichever comes first
Don’t worry if your car doesn’t meet these requirements, you may still be able to file a claim under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.

Contact LemonLawyer-LA for Expert Assistance
Once you are confident that your car qualifies as a lemon, reach out to us for professional guidance and support. You can conveniently contact us via email, the website's chat feature, or by directly calling our dedicated hotline. Our experienced team of lemon law attorneys is ready to provide you with personalized assistance.
- Contact us via email, website chat, or phone (866) 486-9227.
- Receive professional guidance and support from our experienced lemon law attorneys.

Relax and Let LemonLawyer-LA Handle the Rest
After reaching out to us, you can relax knowing that the team at LemonLawyer-LA will take care of all the necessary legal procedures and negotiations on your behalf. Our dedicated professionals will work tirelessly to ensure your rights are protected, aiming to secure a fair resolution or compensation for your lemon car situation. Trust us to handle the complex legalities while you focus on other important matters.
- Trust us to handle all necessary legal procedures and negotiations.
- Our team will work tirelessly to protect your rights and seek a fair resolution or compensation.
- Focus on other important matters while we navigate the complexities of your lemon car case.
F.A.Q
Frequently Asked Questions
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How Much Does it Cost to Hire a Lemon Law Attorney?
There should be no up front costs or retainer fees when hiring a lemon law attorney. Both federal and state lemon laws require the manufacturer to pay for your reasonable attorneys fees and costs or make a reasonable contribution towards your attorneys fees and costs, for a successful case.
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How Long Does the Lemon Law Process Take?
The length of time related to each lemon law case is unique to each set of individual facts. Some of our cases resolve within 90 days and others can take much longer. In order to maximize your potential for recovery it is important that you discuss your case with an experienced lemon law attorney as soon as possible so that you will have proper guidance from the outset of your case.
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Does the Lemon Law Apply to My Leased Vehicle?
Yes. A leased vehicle is covered by California’s lemon laws as long as it was leased with a warranty.
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Does the Lemon Law Apply to My Used Vehicle?
Yes. A used car can and often does qualify under the lemon laws as long as it was sold with a written warranty. Often times, used vehicles are sold while still under the manufacturer’s warranty and/or a warranty from the dealer. If this is the case, then your used car may qualify under the lemon laws.
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What is a Vehicle Replacement?
A ‘vehicle replacement’ is where you will receive a vehicle that is of similar make and model to the one that is a lemon. However, the replacement will most likely be a vehicle in the current year model. Your current loan amount (or the term of your lease) will remain the same and for the same duration as the original loan or lease. Your sole expense will be payment for the time you enjoyed your vehicle prior to it being a lemon and additional taxes (if applicable).
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What is a Lemon Law Buyback?
A lemon law buyback is when the manufacturer repurchases your vehicle because it is a lemon. A repurchase consists of a refund of all the money you spent towards the purchase or lease of your lemon vehicle, which includes the down-payment, all of your monthly payments (including tax and finance charges), and a pro-rated portion of your registration, minus a usage fee. The usage fee is the value for the time that you drove the car “trouble-free.” The repurchase also includes reimbursement for any incidental or consequential expenses that you had as a result of your lemon, such as rental car or towing expenses. Additionally, the balance of your loan on your vehicle will be fully paid.
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If I Qualify Under the Lemon Laws, What am I Entitled to?
If your consumer good or vehicle qualifies as a lemon, then you are entitled to receive a replacement or refund, which consists of your down payment, monthly payments, registration, taxes, and incidental expenses such as rental car or tow expenses, plus reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs. The manufacturer is entitled to deduct a usage fee for the value of the miles placed on the vehicle up to the first time it was taken in for repair work for the problem or defect that resulted in it being a lemon.
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What are the Lemon Laws?
The lemon laws are federal and state consumer protection laws that were enacted to protect consumers who have purchased (or leased) defective consumer vehicles or goods. The law provides that when a manufacturer cannot repair a vehicle or other consumer good after a reasonable number of repair attempts and the defect is substantial, it must either replace the defective good or refund the consumer’s money.
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What is a Warranty?
A warranty is an acknowledgement by the manufacturer or seller that they have not made a perfect vehicle or good. Not every vehicle or good is made perfectly. As a result, the manufacturers or sellers issue a warranty/promise to repair the good if anything goes wrong with it during a specified period of time. The warranty period differs by manufacturer or seller and can be anywhere from one month to six months to 10 years. It is important for you to review the terms of the warranty that comes with your vehicle or other consumer good.