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 within the first 24 months or 24,000 miles AND can't be fixed with four or more visits to a reputable mechanic, the Texas Lemon Law ensures your complaint will be evaluated. In the event the case is found in the auto owner's favor, the vehicle can be replaced or repurchased by the manufacturer or 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...

American consumers buy millions of new cars every year, but unfortunately many of those end up defective. The National Highway Transportation Safety Read More...

Buying a used car can be a blessing or a curse. If you find a vehicle that is in good shape, runs well and reliably and is a good price, you can be Read More...

American consumers inadvertently buy 150,000 defective vehicles every year, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. These Read More...

Far from harmless, the decision to tamper with the odometer on a vehicle can mean significant stress and additional financial investment by the Read More...

While there are countless honest car dealerships in any location, the truth is that there is a surprising and disturbing number of dealers that are Read More...

Fewer things are worse for American car consumers than discovering your brand-new car is a lemon. You spend months researching what car best fits Read More...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates American car consumers unknowingly purchase 150,000 “lemon” vehicles a year. Read More...