Do I Have a Lemon Law Case?
Answer four quick questions about your vehicle's repairs and warranty. You will get an instant read on whether you likely qualify under California's lemon law, with no contact information required to see your result.
Do You Have a Lemon Law Case?
Answer 4 quick questions about your vehicle. No contact info needed to see your result.
This tool gives general information based on California's Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act. It is not legal advice. Only a case review can confirm whether you qualify.
What the Check Looks At
California's Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act protects you when a defect covered by the manufacturer's warranty cannot be fixed after a reasonable number of attempts. Our quick check asks about the four factors that matter most: whether your vehicle was under warranty when the problem started, how many times the dealer has tried to repair the same issue, how long the vehicle has been out of service, and whether the defect affects your safety.
As a general guide, four repair attempts for the same defect, two attempts for a serious safety defect, or 30 or more cumulative days in the shop can point to a qualifying claim. Every case is different, so the check is a starting point, not a verdict.
If your vehicle qualifies, you may be entitled to a buyback, a replacement vehicle, or a cash settlement, and California's fee-shifting rule means the manufacturer pays your attorney fees when you win, so a case review costs you nothing. You can also estimate a buyback or read more about the California lemon law.
Don't Let a Defective Car
Cost You Another Day.
Every day you wait is a day the manufacturer wins. Take 60 seconds to find out if your vehicle qualifies, it's free, confidential, and could change everything.