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Toyota Lemon Law Attorneys

Toyota Lemon Law Claims in California

Toyota is one of the most popular car manufacturers in the world, and for good reason. The company has a reputation for producing reliable, fuel-efficient vehicles that are known for their longevity. However, even Toyota vehicles can suffer from defects and other issues that can make them unsafe to drive and expensive to repair. If you have purchased or leased a Toyota vehicle that has been in the shop for repairs multiple times, you may have a Lemon Law claim.

At O'Connor Law Group, P.C., our Toyota Lemon Law attorneys are dedicated to helping consumers throughout California who have purchased or leased defective vehicles. We understand the frustration and inconvenience that comes with owning a lemon, and we are here to help you seek the compensation you are owed under the law.

Call our office today at (949) 390-9695 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation with one of our Toyota Lemon Law lawyers.

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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.

  • 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.
  • 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.

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