Automotive defects span the spectrum from harmless but annoying to dangerous and potentially life-threatening. Every car manufacturer has built lemons, whether they be domestic carmakers including Ford or GM to international companies like Toyota or Volkswagen. Sadly, thousands of Americans every year get stuck with a lemon. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates American consumers inadvertently purchase 150,000 Read More...

Let’s say you just bought a lemon. Not the sweet and sour fruit kind of lemon, but the defective car kind of lemon. You saved your money for a long Read More...

Anyone shopping for a new car risks buying a lemon. Automotive manufacturers across the world have built and sold lemons, from American companies Read More...

The internet is full of first-time car buyer tips and tricks. Everyone knows to take the vehicle for a test drive and do your best to negotiate, but Read More...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates consumers inadvertently purchase 150,000 vehicles each year that contain Read More...

Buying a new car is one of the largest single purchases many Americans make in their lives. The process can drain you of more than just money, but Read More...

Government agencies require automakers to do more than adhere to safety regulations: they must also abide by environmental protection laws mandated Read More...

Lemon cars can happen to anyone. Every major automotive manufacturer has inadvertently built lemons, from everyday car makers like General Motors or Read More...

Nothing can throw a wrench in your life quite like learning your new car is a lemon. What should be an exciting time to show off one of the largest Read More...

Lemon Laws keep consumers safe when a recently purchased vehicle is defective. These state laws vary by region but offer a range of coverage periods, Read More...