The lemon law makes automakers buy back defective cars. But what happens to those cars might surprise you–especially if you unknowingly bought one. Car manufacturers buy back thousands of defective ...

The word "lemon" was first used by the British as a slang term for something substandard or defective, and it was later adopted by Americans in the early 20 th century. Many of us have bought a lemon ...

The year 2025 is shaping up to be a confusing one for Californians unlucky enough to buy a new or used car that turns out to be a clunker. Starting Jan. 1, car buyers who purchase a faulty vehicle ...

We’ve all heard of the phrase “buying a lemon,” which most commonly refers to the purchase of a defective vehicle. Whether you buy a new car or a used car, you’re making a major purchase and don’t ...

An attorney for Knight Law Group argued that Ford already fought the attorney fees awarded in the underlying consumer lawsuits and shouldn't be allowed to get a do-over for treble damages.

INDIANAPOLIS — A reliable car with room for activities is all Billie Willard wanted out of her brand-new, nearly $50,000 Hyundai Santa Cruz. "It has the under hatch that can be a cooler," Willard ...

LONDON, United Kingdom, November 24, 2025 (EZ Newswire) -- Consumers in California are often unaware of the protections ...

"Without more, this court will not turn an ordinary business relationship into a RICO enterprise," U.S. District Judge ...

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A Milwaukee attorney says he's won a settlement in his lemon-law suit against Tesla Motors on behalf of a Wisconsin owner who had big problems with his Model S. Attorney Vince Megna, the self-declared ...