Sage Law Group LLP

Chevrolet is a choice of many Americans and one of their favorites. Chevrolet manufacturers sell millions of trucks and cars each year and are considered to be a powerhouse in the auto industry. If you’re one of the many consumers who have purchased a Chevy, there’s always the chance that you might have a lemon. Keep reading if you believe your Chevrolet has issues that have substantially impaired the safety, value, or use of your car. IS YOUR Chevrolet A LEMON? You’re off to a good start if your vehicle is still under warranty. There are consumer protection laws on the federal and state levels for those with Chevrolets that are still under warranty. If you are facing issues regarding your Chevrolet and attempted reasonable attempts for its repair. You are eligible for compensation for the same as per your choice and vehicle needs. This requires your vehicles to be followed under the criteria for Lemon law Vehicle in California. If you qualify for Lemon law buyback, you have the right ...

 Dodge is an American auto manufacturer that has produced many vehicles for over a century. Its ubiquitous presence in the automotive sector has created a refined image while prioritizing safety, efficiency, and durability. The trust of people in the qualities of Dodge made Californians choose Dodge vehicles over other brands. Having trust can not always do good for people, which makes them face various issues with the dodge vehicles. The Ram truck recall is one among many Dodge recalls in action. Is your Dodge a lemon? The Defect Must Be Substantial: The defect in the Dodge vehicle must be substantial, and it must significantly impair the vehicle’s use, value, or safety and can cause serious injury if left unfixed. Reasonable Opportunity to Repair the Defect: The manufacturer must have been given a reasonable opportunity to repair the defect, typically meaning that the owner has taken the Dodge lemon car to an authorized Dodge dealer for repair a certain number of times. The Defec...