Lemon Law Blog
Honda Brake Recall Update 2023: Is your Master Cylinder defective?
Legally reviewed by: Jessica Anvar Stotz, JD, MBA Honda is currently recalling over 100,000 vehicles due to a brake-related issue that poses the risk of brake failure. This recall encompasses 124,077 cars across several popular models, including 2020-2021 Civics, 2020-2023 Ridgelines, 2021-2023 Passports, 2021-2022 Pilots, and 2020 Acura MDX. On June 29, Honda officially notified […]
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GM Child Seat Latch Recall: Is your GMC Terrain or Chevy Equinox included?
General Motors (GM) has issued a substantial recall impacting over 600,000 2020-2023 Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain SUVs. The recall addresses a particular concern related to the child seat anchorage systems in these vehicles. During the manufacturing process, the anchorage bars were incorrectly powder-coated, potentially compromising their ability to securely hold a child safety seat […]
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Chevy Silverado Recall List (2023 Update)
Searching for information on the latest Chevy Silverado recalls? From minor inconveniences to significant safety issues tied to recalls, we are here to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the Chevrolet Silverado recalls that should be on your radar in 2023. In the following sections, we’ll explore the specific recalls affecting the Chevy Silverado, […]
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California’s Auto Lemon Law Is Under Attack
California consumers have long relied on the state’s strong lemon law legislation to protect their rights when purchasing vehicles–recent developments in legislation, however, have stirred concerns among consumer advocates. Consumer groups in California are speaking out against a bill, SB 71, introduced by California Senator Tom Umberg. SB 71 recently passed the Assembly with an […]
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Kia Instrument Cluster Recall 2023
In May 2023, Kia issued a recall affecting around 109,000 vehicles equipped with digital instrument clusters featuring 4.2-inch LCD screens. According to the manufacturer, certain 2023 Kia vehicles may be equipped with defective instrument clusters that can suddenly go blank, preventing drivers from seeing tire pressure readings, warning lights, and other key information for safe […]
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GM Duramax Recall Update 2023
General Motors (GM) has issued a new 2022 duramax recall for certain 2022 GMC Sierra HD and Chevrolet Silverado HD vehicles equipped with the 6.6L V8 L5P turbodiesel Duramax engine. This recall stems from a concerning issue linked to the Engine Control Module (ECM) within affected vehicles. The ECM is a vital component responsible for […]
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Jeep Cracked Windshield Lawsuit Update 2023: Can you file a claim?
An ongoing Jeep windshield lawsuit asserts that both Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Gladiator models are outfitted with faulty windshields susceptible to cracking, chipping, and fracturing. The legal action contends that windshields on Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Gladiator vehicles spanning from 2016 to the present pose an “elevated risk of accidents, injuries, or even fatalities.” Reportedly, […]
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Dodge Durango Racetrack Tail Lights Lawsuit Update: Is there a recall?
Many Dodge Durango drivers say that their car’s rear tail lights and the distinctive LED “racetrack light” situated on the tailgate assemblies of these vehicles are susceptible to water infiltration. Defective tail lights can cause a range of issues, including brake light failures, or complete malfunction of the racetrack lights. The damage caused by water […]
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2023 Mercedes-Benz Rust Lawsuit Claims “Too Dangerous to Drive”
Hundreds of thousands of Mercedes Benz vehicles may be at risk of serious and dangerous rear subframe rust, according to a new Mercedes Benz Rust Lawsuit filed earlier in 2023. The rear subframe corrosion warranty is purportedly being extended by the automaker, however the class action lawsuit claims this is too little, too late. According […]
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2023 Nissan Rogue Gas Smell Lawsuit: Do you have a claim?
A new class action lawsuit alleges that Nissan North America Inc. has been aware of a defect in certain Nissan Rogue vehicles’ positive crankcase ventilation (PCV) system, allowing gasoline fumes to seep from the engine compartment into the interior of affected vehicles. Nissan previously touted this engine as the most advanced it has ever produced […]
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