California Nissan Lemon Law Attorney
Assisting Clients With Nissan Lemons in California
The Nissan Motor Company is one of the largest and most well-known automobile manufacturers in the world. Nissan is known for producing a variety of models, including sedans, trucks, and SUVs. However, like many automakers, Nissan has had to deal with its fair share of recalls and defects. If you are currently dealing with a defective Nissan, you could be entitled to financial compensation.
O’Connor Law Group, P.C. is dedicated to safeguarding consumers' rights. We are ready to determine if you have a case and guide you through the legal procedure from beginning to end. Our firm is delighted to represent clients around Orange County, and we have recovered millions of dollars for our customers. We take pride in our track record of accomplishment. If you recently purchased a Nissan and feel that it is a lemon, do not hesitate to contact our qualified Nissan lemon law attorneys.
Do you own a Nissan with a serious defect? Get in touch with our Nissan lemon lawyers in California today at (949) 390-9695 to learn more about how we can assist you.
Understanding Your Rights With Nissan's Lemon Law
Like many automakers, Nissan has had to deal with a variety of defects and recalls over the years. Fortunately, if your Nissan is a “lemon,” you could be entitled to financial compensation under California's lemon law. The California lemon law for Nissan vehicles is comprehensive, offering a wide range of protections for consumers.
Your Nissan may be considered a “lemon” if:
You purchased or leased the vehicle in California
The vehicle has a serious defect that is covered by the manufacturer's warranty
You have taken the vehicle to an authorized Nissan dealership for repair a reasonable number of times
The vehicle has been in the shop for a significant amount of time, and/or the defect is not fixable
What is Nissan's Warranty Coverage and Lemon Law Eligibility?
Almost all new Nissan vehicles come with a limited warranty that covers the vehicle for 36,000 miles or 36 months, whichever comes first. The powertrain warranty is valid for 60,000 miles or 60 months, whichever comes first. However, it is important to note that the lemon law may still be in effect even if the warranty has expired. Speak with a skilled California lemon law attorney at to learn more.
Why O’Connor Law Group, P.C.?
We are proud to be one of the premier consumer protection firms in California and the United States. We are led by a highly-skilled, experienced Nissan lemon law lawyer who has successfully dealt with hundreds of CA lemon law cases.
Other reasons to choose O'Connor Law Group include:
- Free and confidential case evaluations
- Compassionate and personalized legal services
- Extensive experience representing clients against major automakers
- A track record of success, including millions of dollars recovered for our clients
- Access to top experts who can help us build a strong case on your behalf
- Contingency fees, meaning you do not owe any upfront or out-of-pocket costs.
Contact Our California Nissan Lemon Lawyers Today
We understand that dealing with a defective Nissan can be annoying and stressful on top of everything else you have to take care of daily. We are here to provide the sound counsel and aggressive advocacy you need for a successful case. Our team will fight tirelessly to help you recover the full compensation you are entitled to under the law.
Do you own a defective Nissan? Our team can help you fight for the compensation you deserve. Contact us to request a free consultation.
Our FAQ
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What Am I Entitled to if My Vehicle Qualifies Under the California Lemon Law?
If your vehicle qualifies under the California Lemon Law, you may be entitled to a refund of your down payment and monthly finance payments, as well as a discharge of your vehicle loan. You may also be entitled to reimbursement of incidental damages such as rental car expenses, repair costs, and towing expenses.
If offered by the manufacturer, you may choose to have your vehicle replaced with a similar vehicle instead of having your money refunded.
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Can I Have a Claim Under the California Lemon Law if My Repair Visits Did Not Occur Within the Vehicle’s First 18 Months and 18,Generally, your issue must have occurred within 18 months or within 18,000 miles (whichever came first). However, major defects that occur outside of this time frame may still present a viable claim. The court may assess situations on a case-by-case basis.
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How Many Times Do I Need to Take My Car Back to the Dealer Before I Have a California Lemon Law Claim?
The California Lemon Law states that dealerships must be given a reasonable number of opportunities to repair a vehicle. The law is fairly broad, leaving room for a variety of different circumstances. Since the law does not require any specific number of repair visits, each matter should be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
Typically, four visits for the same problem will qualify, but, depending on the defect, fewer visits may suffice. For example, a defect as severe as brake system failure may only require two visits. Moreover, if a vehicle spends a cumulative total of over 30 days in the shop for warranty repairs, it may satisfy the requirement no matter how many separate visits were made.
At O’Connor Law Group, we know how complex and confusing lemon law cases can be. That's why our team dedicates its time and resources to helping clients fight for their rights under California's Lemon Law so they can get the compensation they deserve. We handle all aspects of the process, including court filings, negotiating with manufacturers, and representing our clients in court.
With decades of experience protecting California consumers from unscrupulous and predatory corporations, we know what needs to be done to help ensure our clients get the results they deserve. Our lemon law lawyers are committed to providing personalized attention and creating customized legal strategies for every case we take.
Don't let a defective vehicle ruin your day; schedule an appointment with O'Connor Law Group today to learn more about how we can help you get justice.
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