Every year, thousands of American consumers through no fault of their own purchase defective vehicles. These vehicles contain repeating, unfixable problems. Colloquially, these vehicles are known as “lemons” or “lemon cars.” The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates consumers inadvertently purchase 150,000 of these “lemon” vehicles every year. The problems that make a vehicle a “lemon” can be caused by Read More...

In the vast and intricate world of automobiles, a shadowy underworld lurks, waiting to prey on unsuspecting consumers. Auto fraud, a deceptive and Read More...

The Magnuson-Moss Warranty-Federal Trade Commission Improvement Act of 1975 is a United States federal law that established minimum standards for Read More...

When it comes to purchasing a new car, consumers expect reliability, safety, and value for their hard-earned money. However, not every new vehicle Read More...

Buying a vehicle should be a great period in your life. You get more freedom and can be reliable to take longer trips or find a better job. However, Read More...

When buying a new car, the worst-case scenario often comes true for American consumers. Thousands of them every year end up buying vehicles with Read More...

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The Importance of the Odometer Disclosure Statement The odometer is a device in a motor vehicle that measures the distance the vehicle has traveled. Read More...

Uncovering Hidden Defects: How to Spot Potential Lemon Law Cases More than 243.4 individuals in the US are licensed drivers, as of 2023. That means a Read More...

The average commute to work in the US is 26.6 minutes one way, or 53.2 minutes round trip. This means that the average person who commutes to work in Read More...