Reported Kia lemon law issues include: Engine, Suspension, Transmission, Steering, Electrical System, Cooling System, and Air Bags.
How Does California’s Lemon Law Work?
When you buy a new car you naturally expect to be able to drive it for several years without needing any work beyond routine maintenance. More importantly, you also expect your new car to be safe. Unfortunately, some cars have persistent repair problems and repeat failures in specific parts and systems. California’s lemon law is the court’s way to offer redress to consumers who purchase a vehicle in good faith only to find that it spends more time in the repair shop than on the road.
California’s lemon law protects consumers by ensuring they have recourse to gain compensation for a vehicle that’s still under its original factory warranty and has experienced any of the following:
Problems still present after 4 or more repair attempts
Problems that present a significant safety risk and are still present after 2 repair attempts
One or more significant defects
Repair problems that caused the vehicle to be in the shop for 30 or more (non-consecutive) days
If your Kia fits any of the above lemon law standards, you deserve compensation through a buyback, replacement vehicle, or refund.
Kia Models Experiencing Significant Repeated Problems
The South Korean car manufacturer, Kia, is one of the largest in the world. Kia has long advertised itself as an automaker that manufactures safe, reliable cars, trucks, and SUVs. Sadly, many Kia owners have found themselves facing massive recalls and ongoing mechanical problems for a wide range of defects. Kia models commonly named in lemon law claims in California include:
Kia Sorento
Kia Sorento SUVs
Kia Soul
Kia Spectra LD
Kia Optima
Kia Telluride
Kia Selto
Kia Forte
Kia Rio
Kia Amante
Kia Cadenza
And more
If you have one of the above Kia models and your Kia has experienced repeated repair problems and one or more significant defects, you are not alone. Many Kia owners turn to the Kia lemon law attorneys at Young & Young, APC, for help in navigating the lemon law system to gain the compensation they deserve.
Are You Experiencing These Repeated Repair Problems With Your Kia?
Kia owners in California have reported problems with their Kia vehicles ranging from security system issues to engine failure. Common lemon law claims for Kia models include:
Transmission failure
Electrical problems
Unwarranted Kia “Limp Mode” activation
Excessive consumption of engine oil
Acceleration problems
Water leaks
Suspension problems
AC/Heating problems
You don’t have to put up with a lemon. The attorneys at the California law firm of Young & Young, APC, can help you file a lemon law claim so you can get back on the road in a reliable vehicle.
How Does a Lemon Law Claim Work?
Your lemon law attorney from Young & Young, APC, will help you file your lemon law claim against Kia. We have attorneys all over the state of California, including, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Fransisco and more. Whether you bought your car new or as a used Certified Pre-Owned vehicle while still under its manufacturer’s warranty, your claim may result in Kia offering you a buyback, refund, or replacement vehicle.
Don’t try to go it alone with your lemon law claim. Powerful manufacturers like Kia may attempt to offer arbitration and other measures that aren’t in your best interests. The lemon law lawyers at Young & Young, APC, want to maximize your compensation through a successful lemon law claim for your problem Kia.
