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 Cadillac, a premium automobile brand under General Motors, is renowned for its sophisticated design, innovative technology, and high performance. As the flagship of General Motors, Cadillac has established a prominent position in the luxury car market. With a global presence and annual sales exceeding 100,000 vehicles in the U.S., Cadillac’s international expansion underscores its commitment to quality and luxury. However, even with such a strong reputation, Cadillac vehicles can occasionally experience issues that may qualify them as lemons under the law. If you’re facing persistent problems with your Cadillac, you might have a lemon on your hands. Cadillac Lemon Buyback In California, if your Cadillac qualifies as a lemon, you are eligible to make a claim under California Lemon Law. If you have given the manufacturer or dealer a fair chance to repair the vehicle but continue to face the same issues, it’s time to consult an attorney. You paid for a vehicle, not a lemon! Vehicles that

 Ram is a division of Dodge that focuses on manufacturing trucks and commercial vehicles. It is owned by FCA (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles), an Italian-American multinational vehicle manufacturer headquartered in Amsterdam with financial headquarters in London. The Dodge Ram brand was introduced in 2009 and became a standalone brand the same year. Originating from the Dodge brand, Ram trucks and vans have carved out a niche in the automotive market by emphasizing durability, capability, and comfort. Is Your RAM a Lemon? Under California Lemon Law, a Ram truck may qualify as a lemon if it has substantial issues that affect its value, safety, and usability. The truck should have one or more significant defects and have been out of service for repairs for more than 30 consecutive days. The manufacturer must be given a reasonable number of attempts to fix the problem, typically four or more attempts, and the defect must not be due to driver neglect or abuse. Common Defects in RAM Vehicles Som