Cypress Lemon Law Lawyers

There’s nothing like turning the ignition of a new car and hearing it purr to life, but what if that new car aroma soon smells like a lemon? Under California’s Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act—more popularly known as the Lemon Law—you have guaranteed rights to consumer protection. If your new car or truck repair attempts were covered under the manufacturer’s warranty, you may be entitled to your choice of a buyback, a refund, or a suitable replacement vehicle.

Call our Los Angeles Lemon Law lawyers if your car has undergone repeated repair attempts but still has a significant defect or mechanical problem. A skilled attorney from Young & Young APC is ready to prove that your defective vehicle meets the Lemon Law requirements and that you deserve financial accountability from the manufacturer.

Why Choose Young & Young as Your Lemon Law Lawyers in Cypress?

No one should have to navigate the roadways in Cypress in a faulty vehicle or experience the aggravation of a car that spends more time at the dealership than on the road. The experienced Lemon Law lawyers in Cypress offer the following benefits to your case:

• Prompt action and no upfront fees—in fact, your car’s manufacturer must pay all legal costs
• Our years of experience with a 99% success rate puts a strong voice behind your Lemon Law claim
• Our firm’s focus on California Lemon Law means we present a well-executed plan for every client, ensuring the best possible outcome

At Young & Young, APC, we understand the stress of repeated failed repair attempts and an inconvenient, unsafe vehicle. We are ready to make things right and demand financial accountability from the manufacturer of your defective vehicle.

How Do I Know If My Car Is a Legal Lemon?

California’s Lemon Law applies to cars, trucks, and SUVs with one or more defects that lower the vehicle’s value, use, or safety. Your vehicle might be a lemon under the following circumstances:

• It’s repairs were covered under the original factory warranty
• It’s undergone four or more failed repair attempts for a defect or mechanical failure that are not safety concerns
• It’s undergone at least two failed repair attempts for a defect that is a safety hazard
• It’s spent 30 or more days in the repair shop (the days do NOT have to be consecutive) and the defect persists

Unlike the common misconception, your car’s defect does not have to be as serious as defective brakes, engine problems, or a faulty steering system to qualify for a refund or settlement through a Lemon Law Claim. Problems with a car’s electrical system, locks, or power windows also qualify for a claim under the California Lemon Law after repeated failed repair attempts.

What If My Used or Leased Car Is a Lemon?

The California Lemon Law covers used cars when the repair attempts were still under the manufacturer’s warranty and the vehicle was not sold “as is.” When you purchase a used vehicle in good faith, the manufacturer must live up to the warranty agreement even if you are not the original purchaser.

Leased cars also qualify for a Lemon Law claim to refund the amount you’ve paid toward the lease agreement or replace the leased vehicle with one of similar style and value for the remainder of your contract.

Call the Lemon Law Lawyers at Young & Young APC

No one should have to live with a lemon. You don’t have to be alone in dealing with a car manufacturer who only sends you back to the dealership for endless repeated repair attempts that do not resolve the problem. Contact the experienced Lemon Law Lawyers at Young & Young APC so we can help put you back on the road in a safe, reliable car.