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Bought a VW lemon? Contact Allen Stewart today Volkswagen Group of America (VW) announced on April 25, 2018 they will recall more than 7,000 recently-built vehicles containing poorly welded shock absorbers. The Auburn Hills-based manufacturer sent a recall report to the Lemon Law attorneys and how we can help you. The affected vehicles contain rear shock absorbers that can separate from their bases because of an incorrect supplier welding
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Have a Hyundai lemon? Contact Allen Stewart today. Hyundai Motor America is recalling more than 10,000 hybrid vehicles containing clutches with
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Have a lemon? Contact Allen Stewart Kia Motors America will recall more than 20,000 hybrid vehicles suffering from clutch defects. The Irvine,
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Fiat Chrysler Automotive (FCA) announced on April 12, 2018 they will recall 106 recently-built Jeep Wrangler vehicles containing left rear frames
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Do you own a lemon vehicle? Contact Allen Stewart today WISH-TV reported the vehicle involved in a deadly March 2018 incident that killed one man as
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The Australian Federal Court ordered Ford Motor Company to pay a $10 million fine after calling the company’s response to PowerShift transmission
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced April 23, 2018 they are widening investigations into brake and airbag problems affecting
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Ford Motor Company announced on April 25, 2018 they will stop making most of the cars they sell in North America, focusing on only the Ford Mustang
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Recent high-profile crashes involving self-driving cars have emboldened critics of the technology, potentially hindering legislation allowing the
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Volkswagen Group of America is recalling more than 300,000 vehicles containing faulty cooling pumps that can malfunction and potentially cause fires.
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