California’s Lemon Law doesn’t just cover sedans and compact vehicles; it also applies to SUVs. If your sport utility vehicle has repeated problems that the dealership can’t seem to fix, the law may give you a way out. American Lemon Law Group focuses solely on these kinds of cases and is here to help you as soon as you’re ready.
Contact us today online or give us a call (877) 311-1133 to learn more about your legal options. We offer a free consultation and have a track record of successful results you can depend on.
How American Lemon Law Group Can Assist With Your SUV Claim
Lemon Law claims can be time-consuming and frustrating, which is even more true when manufacturers try to push back. At American Lemon Law Group, our Los Angeles lemon law attorneys know how to pressure automakers to honor their obligations. Our California Lemon Law lawyers have 35+ years of combined experience and have a 99% success rate, recovering more than $50 million for our clients in the process.
Here’s what we can do for you:
- Review your SUV’s repair records and warranty coverage
- Determine if your issue qualifies under California law
- Notify the manufacturer and file your claim
- Handle every communication and legal step
- Pursue the full value of your refund or replacement, including costs like registration and towing
We’ve helped over 1,000 clients across California get out of defective vehicle contracts and move forward with reliable transportation. Now, we’re ready to get to work for you.
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Which SUVs Are Protected Under the Lemon Law?
The California Lemon Law covers both new and certain used SUVs, as long as the issues begin during the warranty period. Most makes and models qualify, whether they’re compact crossovers or full-size sport utility vehicles. Examples include:
- Family-friendly crossovers like the Toyota RAV4 or Honda CR-V
- Larger SUVs like the Chevy Tahoe or Ford Explorer
- Hybrid and electric models like the Tesla Model Y or the Hyundai Ioniq 5
- Certified pre-owned SUVs that come with a manufacturer-backed warranty
The key factor is whether the SUV was purchased or leased with a warranty from the automaker. If it was, and it has a persistent problem affecting its safety or use, the law may entitle you to relief.
Common SUV Problems That May Qualify
SUVs face unique performance demands. Some are built for long road trips, while others need to handle rough terrain. No matter the purpose, they’re expected to be dependable. If your SUV keeps breaking down, or the same issue keeps returning, it may meet the legal definition of a “lemon.”
Examples of qualifying problems include:
- Brake or steering failure
- Engine overheating or stalling
- Electrical malfunctions affecting lights, doors, or navigation
- Faulty transmission or gear shifting
- Leaks, rattles, or other recurring mechanical defects
The manufacturer must be given a reasonable number of attempts to fix the problem. If they fail, you may be eligible for compensation such as a refund or replacement vehicle.
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Contact Our California SUV Lemon Law Attorneys for a Free Consultation
If your SUV keeps having the same problems, you don’t have to keep going back to the dealership and hoping for a better result. California law gives you a path forward, and the right legal team can help you take full advantage of it. Reach out to American Lemon Law Group online or call (877) 311-1133 for a free consultation. We’ll walk you through your options and fight for the outcome you deserve. There are no upfront costs, and we only get paid if we secure compensation for you.