Often times, a frustrated Texas lemon law client will seek my advice on what they should do when taking in their new vehicle to the service center for repairs. Last week a client of mine from Houston, Texas was so frustrated with the Chrysler service manager, that he threatened to…
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Texas Lemon Law – Why Repair Invoices Are Written a Certain Way
Each time you take your vehicle into the manufacturer, ever notice how the repair invoices you receive are stated a specific way? Most often, it will start off by stating “customer states…” Also, ever notice how the repair invoices are worded in a way that is mostly true, but not…
Chrysler Lemon Law Frequently Asked Questions
I am currently working on a Texas Lemon Law case against Chrylser and have been searching several databases for information regarding engine-related defects in Chrysler cars. I stumbled upon this frequently asked question (faq) document drafted in part by allpar and thought I will post a segment of the faq…
Toyota’s acceleration recall does not automatically make it a Texas Lemon
Toyota‘s recent recall regarding the uncontrollable acceleration of its vehicles has led many Toyota car owners to contact my Texas Lemon Law office for recourse. Most consumers ask if it is possible for them to get an automatic buyback, due to the recall. The answer is “it depends.” Texas Lemon…
National Car History Report to Combat Texas and California Lemon Vehicles
In 1992, Congress passed a law that requires the implementation of a national database that contains a car history report of every vehicle found in the United States. The database is called the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS). Eighteen (18) years later in 2008, it looks like the…
Ford Lemon Law Buyback and Refund Information
I was researching on Ford‘s Lemon Law statistics yesterday and stumbled upon an interesting article relating to Ford’s Lemon Law buyback and repurchase policies on vehicles. The attached Ford response occurred toward the end of 1995 and was sparked by a petition filed against Ford by consumer groups via the…
Unofficial Lemon Information for the Toyota Prius
With the substantial increase in fuel costs, the momentum of demand for hybrid and electric cars will also exponentially increase. Inevitably, my Texas Lemon Law Office have received at least one call from a potential client per month regarding a problematic or broken lemon hybrid vehicle. While surfing the internet…
Toyota’s potential mid-sized lemon colored lemon hybrid car
At the North American International Auto Show several weeks ago, Toyota ironically displayed a lemon/lime colored sub-compact concept hybrid vehicle. I hope that the color of this vehicle is not a foreshadow that the model will become a new strand of lemon cars. The vehicle is said to be a…
Ed Whitacre selected as General Motor’s Chief Executive Officer
Previous AT&T chief executive officer (CEO) Ed Whitacre is officially General Motor‘s (GM’s) current and hopefully permanent CEO. Whitacre served as GM’s pro tem CEO — after GM’s board of directors fired Fritz Henderson about 2 months ago on December 1, 2009. Mr. Whitacre comes from a heavy manufacturing experience.…
General Motor’s “Lemon Free” 60 day Satisfaction Guarantee Set to Expire in Nine Days
Several months ago, I posted a blog article about General Motors’ (GM) newly announced sixty (60) day satisfaction guarantee program. According to GM’s frequently asked questions (FAQ) web-page, it looks like the program, which started on September 14, 2009, will now be set to expire in about 9 days from…