A defective vehicle that can't be fixed despite multiple repair attempts and that has a defect that only puts the driver at risk but also decreases the value of said vehicle is a lemon. The Texas Lemon Law provides protection for the vehicle owner and can require the manufacturer to buy back the defective vehicle. This law covers cars, trucks, SUVs, RVs and towable recreational vehicles. Those interested in more eco-friendly models may be Read More...

Purchasing a new vehicle is a study of reviews, features, prices and budget constraints. A vehicle buyer in Texas that agrees to a purchase and Read More...

While it may seem like a fun idea if you have money in the bank (or even if you don't, really), car shopping is not a good idea if you don't know Read More...

The good news about being a Texas vehicle owner is that, in the case the car is a lemon, there is a specific law intended to protect your rights. The Read More...

Every year thousands of Americans encounter a nightmare scenario: they buy a brand-new vehicle after months of shopping and comparing deals only to Read More...

American car consumers, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, inadvertently purchase 150,000 vehicles every year with Read More...

There can be many reasons to sue a car dealership when you feel like you’ve been ripped off or that the salesperson took advantage of you. Maybe Read More...

The Texas Lemon Law protects auto owners. In the case of a significant defect that endangers the driver and impacts vehicle value, which crops up Read More...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates 150,000 vehicles sold every year in the United States contain repeating, unfixable Read More...

Lemon laws protect the thousands of Americans who inadvertently purchase defective vehicles every year. The National Highway Traffic Safety Read More...