Vehicle ownership is a responsibility and a commitment. When you purchase a new vehicle, it is with the expectation that the vehicle will be safe to drive and will operate reliably when you need it to. When issues arise, reliability is an issue and driving to work or to run errands becomes a chore rather than a simple task. It is important to know as a vehicle buyer in Texas that there is no grace period to return the vehicle if an issue arises. Read More...

Vehicle ownership is a big commitment. Unlike a new shirt or a pair of sneakers, there is no window to return a vehicle if you find it doesn't suit Read More...

Tampering with odometer readings has been illegal since 1972 and further codified into law with by the Truth in Mileage Act of 1986, which requires a Read More...

Texas law for those who are purchasing a vehicle is not like other purchases. There is no three-day grace period to cancel. Instead, the dealer is Read More...

Not every automotive case Allen Stewart P.C. handles is breach of warranty. Odometer fraud is a growing concern in the United States, with more than Read More...

Vehicle owners dealing with a lemon vehicle are swamped with things to consider. You have to keep track of how long you've kept the vehicle, how many Read More...

There are seven rights that are protected for consumers by the Consumer Bill of Rights. Those include the right to value for money (products and Read More...

Buying a vehicle is a milestone experience. It is fun to get used to the vehicle in the initial days of ownership, figure out your preferences and Read More...

As a vehicle owner, the last thing you want to deal with is a lemon. The vehicle doesn’t run as expected, you are out the money and time spent to Read More...

Congratulations, you took the plunge. You found a vehicle you wanted and you negotiated, got the best deal you could and now you’re the proud owner Read More...