Car Insurance
California Lemon Law
The California lemon law is a provision that gives consumers teeth if they go to court against a car maker. It says that if a car maker is unable to repair a sold or leased car to match its written warranty after a reasonable number of attempts, the maker must promptly replace or repurchase it.
The lemon law is a state law in California that defends consumers against the buying or leasing of faulty cars. To come under the lemon law protection in California, a car must have been bought or leased for private, family or business use.
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