American “lemon laws” don’t pertain to produce as the term may suggest. Lemon laws, in fact, protect consumers who inadvertently purchase defective products. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates American car consumers purchase roughly 150,000 defective vehicles each year. These “lemon” vehicles arrive at dealerships containing repeating, unfixable problems caused during the manufacturing process and can Read More...

Automotive consumers shopping for a used vehicle rely on accurate odometer readings to help gauge a vehicle’s value. As the vehicle racks up miles, Read More...

Car shopping can be a fun experience or a nightmare. The thrill of finally getting behind the wheel of your new dream car can quickly curdle if you Read More...

Every state in America has its own variation on the “lemon law.” These laws protect the hundreds of thousands of American consumers each year who, Read More...

Most automotive dealers are honest businesspeople simply trying to make a living and provide consumers with a pleasant car buying experience. However, Read More...

Vehicle owners in Texas have a lot to consider when they buy a new vehicle. Gas mileage is a big concern, as well as the various terrain that might Read More...

There is always a chance with any major purchase that something could go south. When purchasing a new vehicle, the chances you end up with a Read More...

Buying a new car is sometimes a goal set long before or a sudden need if your current vehicle is beyond repair. Once you purchase a new vehicle, you Read More...

Dealing with a lemon is not a fun experience. As a vehicle owner in the state of Texas, the good news is the Texas Lemon Law is there to make sure Read More...

Driving your vehicle to and from work or handling daily errands should not be a cause for stress. It should be simple enough to head out, turn the Read More...