No fee unless we win - the manufacturer pays attorney fees on a successful claimNHTSA recall 26V530000: 2024-2025 Chevrolet Silverado 2500, tire pressure monitors - August 2026Most people don't know: the 30 days your car spends in the shop do not have to be consecutive4.7 / 5 from 103 Google reviewsNHTSA recall 26V510000: 2023-2025 Dodge Hornet, seat belts - August 2026Most people don't know: a leased vehicle carries the same lemon law rights as one you boughtServing all of California from Beverly HillsNHTSA recall 26V451000: 2020-2026 Ford Explorer, seat assembly - July 2026Most people don't know: a used car still under the original factory warranty can qualifyAn attorney reviews every case and responds within 24 hoursNHTSA recall 26V422000: 2024-2025 BMW i5 and others, brakes - July 2026Most people don't know: a repair only counts if you reported it to an authorized dealerNHTSA recall 26V332000: 2022-2026 Acura MDX, airbags - May 2026Most people don't know: on a successful claim the manufacturer pays your legal fees, not you

Irvine Lemon Law Attorney

Serving Irvine and all of Orange County, including Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Tustin, Lake Forest, and surrounding communities.

Lemon Law Rights in Irvine at a Glance

If your new or used vehicle in Irvine has a defect the dealer cannot fix after a reasonable number of repair attempts, California's Lemon Law can require the manufacturer to buy it back, replace it, or pay you a cash settlement. The review is free and you pay nothing unless you win.

Who Qualifies

Irvine owners of a new or leased vehicle under a manufacturer warranty with a substantial unfixed defect. Some used vehicles still qualify, though coverage for used cars is narrower after a 2024 California Supreme Court ruling.

Repair Thresholds

four or more repair attempts for the same problem, two for a serious safety defect, or more than 30 days out of service (the days need not be consecutive).

What You Can Recover

a full buyback of what you paid, a comparable replacement vehicle, or a cash settlement, minus a mileage offset tied to your first repair visit.

Cost to You

nothing up front. The Song-Beverly Act shifts your attorney fees onto the manufacturer when you win, so we work on contingency.

Good to Know

Irvine cases are filed in Orange County Superior Court, and most resolve before trial while we handle the deadlines and the manufacturer's lawyers.

Lemon Law Attorneys for Irvine Drivers

Your claim is handled by California-licensed attorneys Michael Saeedian (State Bar #265470) and Arash Khorsandi (State Bar #249405), who concentrate on Song-Beverly warranty cases for Irvine and Orange County drivers.

100% Free

No charges for your case review. We evaluate your situation and provide honest advice at zero cost.

Zero Fees

The manufacturer pays all attorney fees. You never pay out of pocket.

Direct Access

Work directly with your attorney from day one, no call centers.

Strong Results

The firm has a strong track record on the Lemon Law claims it has handled. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Irvine, California, the Lemon Law service area for The Lemon Pros

Standing up for Irvine drivers under California's Lemon Law.

Lemon Law for Irvine Drivers

California's Lemon Law gives Irvine vehicle owners a clear path when a new or leased car spends more time in the shop than on the road.

The Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act is the statute behind every claim we file. If your vehicle has a defect covered by the manufacturer's warranty and the dealer cannot fix it after a reasonable number of attempts, the manufacturer owes you a remedy. That remedy can be a full buyback, a comparable replacement vehicle, or a cash settlement. The law applies whether you bought your car at a dealership along the Irvine Auto Center off the 405, leased it through a Newport Beach showroom, or drove it home from anywhere else in Orange County.

Used cars are a more complicated picture. In October 2024, the California Supreme Court decided Rodriguez v. FCA and narrowed who qualifies. A used vehicle sold with only the remaining balance of the manufacturer's original warranty generally no longer qualifies for a buyback or replacement. A certified pre-owned car sold with its own separate manufacturer warranty can still qualify. Even when a full refund or replacement is off the table, used-car owners may still recover money damages and attorney fees on a defective vehicle. If you bought a pre-owned car in Orange County that turned out to be defective, the review is free and we tell you honestly where your claim stands. You can read more about used-car Lemon Law claims or the California Lemon Law in general.

What Counts as a Lemon in Irvine

The statute does not put an exact number on it, but it offers guidelines courts rely on. If your dealer has made four or more repair attempts for the same defect and the problem persists, that is strong evidence. So is a serious safety defect that has gone unfixed after two attempts. And if your vehicle has been out of service for repairs for a total of more than 30 days, that alone can support a claim. Those 30 days do not have to be consecutive. Many Irvine owners are surprised to learn that scattered shop visits over several months add up.

The defect has to be substantial. A rattling cupholder will not qualify. Engine failure, transmission problems, electrical faults, brake issues, and battery defects in electric vehicles are the kinds of problems we see again and again. Tesla, Rivian, and other EVs are common on Irvine roads, and battery and software defects on these cars fall squarely within the law.

Why Orange County Driving Surfaces Defects

Irvine sits at the center of some of Southern California's heaviest commuting corridors. Drivers here log serious miles on the 405, the 5, the 133 toll road, and the 73 down toward the coast. Stop-and-go traffic through the Irvine Spectrum interchange and the daily push toward Los Angeles or down to San Diego put real strain on a drivetrain. Transmissions that slip, engines that overheat in summer, and cooling systems that cannot keep up tend to reveal themselves under exactly these conditions.

The local climate plays a part too. Inland Orange County summers run hot, and sustained heat is hard on batteries, air conditioning compressors, and electronics. An EV battery that loses range faster than it should, or a climate system that quits in August, is not just an inconvenience here. It is the kind of warranty defect that the Lemon Law was written to cover.

When a dispute does go to court, Lemon Law cases for Irvine residents are filed in the Orange County Superior Court system. Most consumer warranty cases resolve well before trial, but knowing the venue matters because it shapes timelines and procedure. Our attorneys handle the filing, the deadlines, and the back-and-forth with the manufacturer's lawyers so you do not have to learn court rules on the fly. You stay focused on your life. We handle the case.

What You Can Recover

When a claim succeeds, the manufacturer typically buys the vehicle back. That means refunding what you paid: your down payment, your monthly payments, and the balance owed on any loan. You can also recover related costs such as registration, taxes, and towing. The one common deduction is a mileage offset, which accounts for the use you got out of the car before the defect first showed up. It is calculated using a formula tied to the mileage at your first repair visit, not your current odometer reading, so the offset is usually smaller than owners expect.

If you would rather keep driving the same model, you can ask for a replacement vehicle of comparable value instead of a refund. Some cases settle for a cash payment that lets you keep the car. Which path makes sense depends on your situation, and we walk you through the math before you decide.

One feature of the Song-Beverly Act matters more than almost any other: the fee-shifting provision. When you win, the manufacturer pays your attorney fees. That is why we take these cases on contingency and never bill an Irvine client out of pocket. You owe nothing unless we recover for you. Try our buyback calculator to estimate what your claim could be worth, or visit our practice areas to see how we help.

We represent drivers across Irvine and its neighboring cities, including Tustin, Lake Forest, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Mission Viejo, and Laguna Hills. Whether you commute from Woodbridge, Northwood, Turtle Rock, or the Great Park neighborhoods, the process is the same and the consultation is free.

What Irvine Clients Say

4.7 from 103 Google reviews

I had an excellent experience with The Lemon Pros, specifically Tony and Suzy B. Both were incredibly helpful throughout the entire process and always kept me well-informed. They made everything smooth and stress-free, which I truly appreciated. Their professionalism, communication, and care really stand out.

Lauren Tucay · 6 months ago

I couldn't be more grateful for the team at The Lemon Pros. They were responsive, professional, and committed to keeping me informed every step of the way. Their follow-through was exceptional and their determination truly made a difference in achieving a positive outcome in my case. I'm so glad I chose them to represent me.

Robert A. Ruiz, III · 6 months ago

I highly recommend The Lemon Pros to any Tesla owner with a lemon. They are experts in Tesla cases and truly fight for their clients' rights. The team (Tony, Sella, Zulma) was incredibly responsive, kept me updated every step of the way, and made the entire process smooth and stress-free. They handled all communication with Tesla, freeing me from the frustration.

Merooge Keshishian · 4 months ago

Irvine Lemon Law Questions

Answers for Irvine and Orange County drivers weighing a California Lemon Law claim.

Yes. Battery, charging, and software defects on electric and hybrid vehicles fall squarely within California's Song-Beverly Act, the same as any mechanical defect. EVs from Tesla, Rivian, and others are everywhere on Irvine roads, and a battery that loses range faster than it should or a charging fault the dealer cannot resolve can support a claim like any other warranty defect.
No. The law attaches to the vehicle and its manufacturer warranty, not the dealership. Whether you bought along the Irvine Auto Center off the 405, leased through a Newport Beach showroom, or drove the car home from anywhere else, the same protections apply.
The statute gives guideposts rather than a hard number: roughly four attempts for the same recurring defect, two for a serious safety problem, or more than 30 cumulative days out of service for repairs. Those days do not have to run back to back. Many Irvine owners are surprised that scattered shop visits across several months add up to a qualifying claim.
A buyback refunds your down payment, monthly payments, and remaining loan balance, plus related costs like registration and taxes. The one common deduction is a mileage offset for the use you got before the defect first appeared. It is tied to the odometer reading at your first repair visit, not your current mileage, so an early defect usually means a small offset. Our buyback calculator gives you a rough estimate.
Claims for Irvine residents are filed in the Orange County Superior Court system if litigation becomes necessary. Most consumer warranty cases resolve well before trial through negotiation, but the venue shapes timelines and procedure, which is why working with a firm that knows local practice keeps the case moving.
Nothing out of pocket. The Song-Beverly Act's fee-shifting provision makes the manufacturer pay your attorney fees and costs when you win, so we work on contingency and never bill an Irvine client up front.
Possibly. What matters is whether the defect first showed up and was reported while the vehicle was still under warranty. If the problem began during the warranty period, you may still have a claim even though coverage has since lapsed.
Yes. Leased vehicles carry the same protection as purchased ones, and the remedy can include a refund of your lease payments and down payment.
Generally four years from when you knew or should have known you had a claim. The defect must also have first appeared while the vehicle was under warranty.
No. Any franchised dealer for that manufacturer counts towards your repair-attempt total, as long as each visit is recorded on a repair order.

4.7 from 103 Google reviews

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Alex Kim

a month ago

the folks at lemon pros got me exactly what I asked for plus a bit more for my jeep. they were very honest with the process and kept me up to date constantly. would recommend them without hesitation! worked with Anthony Greco & team :)

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VICTOR BIANCO

a month ago

Though I had to learn the virtue of patience (it took a little time), I had an excellent experience with the Pros, from beginning to end. The entire team was professional, knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely committed to helping me through my lemon law case. They kept me informed throughout the process, answered my questions promptly, and handled everything with integrity and professionalism. They achieved a successful outcome on my behalf ($27,600). I highly recommend this firm to anyone in need of a knowledgeable and trustworthy lemon law attorney. Thank you for your patience with me and for your outstanding service!

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Mauricio Ventura

2 months ago

Trust the process. Suzy and Anthony were able to get me a buy back from GM after constant issues with the transmission. Suzy was patient explaining everything and returned my calls/emails/text within 24hrs. She’s the best. Anthony (Tony) was straight forward and did everything he could to get me my money. No BS, or changes at the end. It’s a process but they know what they are doing. Delivered on everything he promised. Thank you for all the help and it was worth the wait. I was able to get a new car because of you guys.

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Carlos Maldonado

2 months ago

The Lemon pros Worked with me During a time, I’m in my life, where I was going through a lot of transitions. They were professional, and very patient as I was not always disposable or able to find paperwork for my claim. It was not overnight, but when the day came for The Lemon pros to negotiate my settlement, It was a glorious outcome. I Told the Lemon pros get me at least $10,000 and I’ll be Happy, And what did they do? They hit the ball out of the park!!!! and got me a settlement of $17,500!!!! And I got The Check without amount to prove it!!! Thanks, Lemon pros!!!!!

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Robert A. Ruiz, III

9 months ago

I couldn’t be more grateful for the outstanding team at The Lemon Pros. Their team was fantastic from start to finish, always responsive, professional, and committed to keeping me informed every step of the way. Their follow-through was exceptional and their determination truly made a difference in achieving a positive outcome in my case. I’m so glad I chose them to represent me and I highly recommend their services to anyone seeking a dedicated and reliable team.

Reviews reflect individual experiences. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

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