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Reviewed by Nick Movagar, Founder & Attorney, American Lemon Law Group · Last updated August 2026 Key Takeaways Trading in your defective vehicle does not end your California lemon law claim. In Niedermeier v. FCA US LLC (2024), the California Supreme Court held that neither a trade-in credit nor sale proceeds reduce your statutory…
California is the largest electric-vehicle market in the country — and EVs come with an entirely new category of defects. Battery degradation, charging failures, and software bugs can be every bit as frustrating, and as hard for manufacturers to fix, as anything in a gas-powered car. The good news: California’s lemon law covers electric…
When you’re stuck with a defective vehicle, the law firm you hire matters more than you might think. Lemon law firms are not interchangeable — the right one can mean a larger recovery and a smoother process, while the wrong one can leave money on the table or drag your case out for months….
The Cadillac Escalade is GM’s flagship luxury SUV — but 2021–2024 models have been swept up in a massive engine recall and a string of other defects. Because the Escalade carries a premium price tag, a lemon law buyback can be substantial. If your Escalade keeps returning to the dealer for the same unresolved…
RAM trucks are built for work — but the RAM 1500 and 2500 have also drawn a wave of defect complaints and major recalls in recent years, some affecting well over a million vehicles. From software failures that disable safety systems to the notorious “death wobble,” these aren’t minor annoyances. If your RAM keeps…