Same problem, again and again
You've taken it in for the same defect multiple times and it's still not fixed.
If your new or used vehicle keeps breaking down under warranty, California law may owe you a refund, a replacement, or cash — and the manufacturer pays our fees. You pay nothing unless we win.
Tell us about your vehicle — we'll review it free and tell you what you may be owed.
If any of these sound familiar, you may have a case under California's Song-Beverly Act.
You've taken it in for the same defect multiple times and it's still not fixed.
Your vehicle has been out of service for 30+ days for warranty repairs.
Brakes, steering, electrical, stalling, or other issues that affect safety.
The defect showed up while the manufacturer's warranty was in effect.
They keep saying "no problem found" or denying your warranty claims.
Cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, even RVs — purchased or leased.
Send your vehicle and repair history. We tell you if you have a case.
We gather records and send a demand to the manufacturer.
We negotiate hard — and file suit if they won't do right.
Refund, replacement, or cash — with the manufacturer covering our fees.
Automakers field entire legal teams to fight claims. LemonWarrior levels the field — at no cost to you, because the law makes them pay our fees when we win.
Nothing out of pocket. We work no-win, no-fee, and California law requires the manufacturer to pay your attorney fees when we win.
Generally, a vehicle still under the manufacturer's warranty with a substantial defect that hasn't been fixed after a reasonable number of repair attempts — or that's been out of service for an extended period.
Often yes — if the vehicle is still covered by the manufacturer's warranty. Leased and certified pre-owned vehicles can qualify too.
Deadlines apply, so don't wait. The sooner you reach out, the better we can protect your rights. A free review costs you nothing.