Monthly Archives: September, 2009
Car Buyer Beware
I keep getting calls about used vehicles that are sold “as-is” and people wonder if we can help them. My experience suggests that the only way to get out of a used vehicle with no warranty is to be able to prove that there was a car defect and the dealer who sold it to [...]
General Motors New Campaign Leaves Some Past Customers Frustrated
Today one of my clients brought up the new General Motors campaign where they say you can get your money back in the first two months of ownership for any reason at all. I don’t know how this is going to play out, but he was a bit irritated because he started having a transmission problem [...]
Lemon Law and The Check Engine Light
What does it mean when your check engine light comes on? Usually it means there is a car defect that needs to be corrected. Sometimes it is difficult for automobile manufacturers to diagnose a check engine light, and if it keeps coming on then you may have a situation where you will need to hire [...]
Who Will Bail Out the Consumer?
Reports are that Chrysler and General Motors will not be able to pay back the government bailout loans that they received prior to filing bankruptcy.
I suppose that is no big surprise to most Americans. There is some good news for consumers of course. The “New”General Motors and Chrysler Group will have to honor lemon law [...]