LEMON LAW

The "Lemon Law" presumption is a guide, not an absolute rule. Your rights to a "unreasonable number of repair attempts" extends to all applicable "bumper-to-bumper" and "powertrain warranties". The consumer is NOT limited to the 18 month/18,000 mile presumption period. A trial jury can assume that the manufacturer has had a reasonable number of chances to repair the vehicle if all of the conditions are met. The manufacturer, however, has the right to try to prove that it should have the chance to attempt additional repairs, and the consumer has the right to show that fewer repair attempts are reasonable under the circumstances... A purchaser or lessee of a new or used motor vehicle under warranty in California has various rights under both the California lemon law... The following information briefly explains the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act...