LEMON LAW LAWYERS SONOMA, CALIFORNIA

Lemon Law in Sonoma, California: What are your rights?

Learn About Your California
Lemon Law Rights

California has a surplus of cars on the road. If you’ve ever driven during Sonoma’s rush hour, you know you need a car you can trust to get you home safely.

Should you wind up with a faulty vehicle, there are lemon law consumer rights to protect Californians.

The California lemon law (the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act) was put in place to hold manufacturers accountable for less-than-stellar production. Here at Cline APC, we educate people on this law and teach them how they can seek fair compensation.

You are potentially entitled to compensation under the California lemon law requirements if:

1

The vehicle manufacturer has made at least two or more attempts to repair a warranty-covered defect, or

2

The vehicle has been out of service for more than 30 days while being repaired for warranty-covered problems; and 

3

The vehicle has several warranty-covered problems, which were not caused by abuse of the vehicle and that impair its use, value, or safety.

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An important thing to note is that there is a time limit to file a case under California lemon law. If you’re going to seek a replacement vehicle or a lemon law buy-back, your vehicle’s defect must first occur within the terms of the warranty.

Your vehicle’s issue does not need to be addressed within the first 18 months after purchase or before the odometer reaches 18,000 miles.

If the problem(s) does arise before these limits, you just have a stronger lemon law case to present.

If your vehicle meets the qualifications of the California lemon law, you’re entitled to:

Manufacturer coverage of all your incurred attorney fees, court costs and expenses

A full refund of the vehicle’s original purchase price, or

A replacement vehicle if necessary

You may even be entitled to a civil penalty damages for the warrantor’s bad behavior.

A BREAKDOWN OF SONOMA

The total area of SONOMA is

2,745

square miles
The population of SONOMA COUNTY is

494,336

There are

541,806

cars registered in Sonoma County

WHY PARTNER WITH CLINE APC?

As locals who understand the area, Cline’s lemon law attorneys know that you need a working vehicle in the Sonoma Valley. We are highly skilled litigators, with a proven record of success led by Mr. Brian Cline – born and raised in Napa. With his first job being a detailer and lot porter at locally owned Vallejo Nissan, Mr. Cline and his office have the type of local and unique experience that the generic firms cannot offer. We don’t waste your time – we’ll get you back on the road safely ASAP.

Unlike many of the bigger firms, our Sonoma lemon law lawyers don’t pass off lemon law cases to assistants or paralegals. Regardless of your circumstances, you’ll receive the same level of personalized attention as any other client. We want to win the maximum lemon law buyback value on your behalf.

The big auto manufacturers have access to excellent legal defense. You need a specialized lemon attorney with a passion for consumer justice – who welcomes the challenges of going up against corporations with an endless amount of financial resources.

When you work with our Sonoma lemon law firm – don’t worry about upfront costs or retainer fees. After our legal team prevails, the manufacturer is required to cover the expenses.

ESTIMATE YOUR POTENTIAL LEMON LAW
BUYBACK RECOVERY NOW

This lemon law calculator gives you an estimated buyback amount. This isn’t a guarantee, but it’s a great place to start.

Dial 888.982.6915 for a real estimate. We’ll explain how lemon law in Sonoma, California applies to your case and its various details. You can also fill out our Free Sonoma, California Lemon Law Case Evaluation form.

THE PROCESS OF FILING A
LEMON LAW CLAIM IN SONOMA

The process of filing a lemon claim isn’t as challenging as you might think. These steps will help you navigate your case quickly and easily.

1

Take Your Vehicle to a Manufacturer-Authorized Repair Facility

2

    Keep an Accurate Report of ALL Repairs and Concerns
  1. Issues with the Vehicle
  2. Dates of Repair
  3. Time the Vehicle Spent in the Shop
  4. Invoices
  5. Receipts

3

Hire a highly skilled Sonoma Lemon Law Attorney

LEMON LAW AND USED CARS

If you are driving a pre-owned car in Sonoma, you can still potentially receive benefits under California lemon law.

1.Did You Buy a Defective Used Car from a Dealer?

The vehicle can be processed like new if it has; the remainder of the manufacturer’s warranty; a dealer warranty; or by operation of California law the implied warranty of merchantability applies.

2.Learn Your Used Car Lemon Law Rights

The dealership is responsible for covering repair costs and providing a replacement or refund for the lemon. Legal fees are covered by the warrantor.

3.Did You Buy the Vehicle “As is”?

You may not be eligible for benefits if the vehicle was bought “as is.” This clause should be displayed before purchase, according to the law of buying used cars from a dealer.

VEHICLES THAT LEMON LAW APPLIES

Cars

SUVs

Vans

Trucks

Motor Home or Recreational Vehicles

Scooters

Motorcycles

CHAT WITH US TODAY IN A FREE
SONOMA LEMON LAW CONSULTATION

If you think you have a lemon on your hands, get in contact with our Sonoma lemon lawyers immediately for a FREE consultation.

WHAT OUR
CLIENTS ARE SAYING

CONTACT US FOR A
FREE CASE EVALUATION

If you think your new or used car may be a lemon or the California new or used car lemon law may apply to your situtation, please call or contact us online. You may also fill out the free Sonoma, California lemon law evaluation form to the right of this page and we will contact you shortly. The office’s founding partner will speak with you directly about your potential lemon law case and provide a free legal consultation. Even if your vehicle does not qualify under the California lemon law we will help you gain a greater understanding of the California lemon law and how it can protect you.

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