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Known for such iconic automobiles as the Town & Country minivan, the 300 sedan, and the Sebring convertible, Chrysler is a car brand with a history stretching back to 1925. Although some of its vehicles appear like higher-end automobiles, they can still contain defects that affect their safety and functionality.
If you suffered injuries due to a defect in your Chrysler vehicle, you need a skilled legal advocate in your corner. At Neale & Fhima APC, we know what it takes to secure positive outcomes for our clients, and we can fight for the compensation you deserve on your behalf.
California’s lemon law, also known as the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act, provides legal remedies for consumers who purchase a lemon. “Lemons” are cars, trucks, and other vehicles that have a defect impairing the vehicle’s use, value, or functioning, which the manufacturer cannot fix after several attempts.
If Stellantis cannot fix a defective Chrysler after several tries, then the consumer has specific rights. They can require the manufacturer to either replace the defective vehicle with a similar one or refund the purchase price of the defective vehicle, less some allowable deductions for usage. You may also be able to keep the defective vehicle and receive compensation for the difference in value between a defect-free vehicle and yours.
If the manufacturer cannot fix a defective Chrysler within a reasonable time, the owner may be entitled to a refund or replacement vehicle.
Recent changes in the law make it more important than ever to talk with a lemon law attorney from our team immediately about your claim. You now have only one year after the expiration of the manufacturer’s warranty or six years from the date of purchase in which to act. After this time passes, you may no longer have the right to seek relief under the lemon law.
If you purchased or leased a defective Chrysler that cannot be fixed, an experienced California lemon law attorney can help you get the relief you deserve. Neale & Fhima APC has over four decades of experience handling lemon law claims. Our attorneys are well-equipped to handle your Chrysler claim because they:
At Neale & Fhima APC, our attorneys win Chrysler lemon law cases. We boast a 99 percent success rate in obtaining relief for our clients.
Contact Neale & Fhima APC today by calling 949-661-1007 and ask to schedule a free, no-obligation case review with our knowledgeable attorneys.
The thought of filing a lemon law claim against an automotive giant like Chrysler and its parent company, Stellantis, might seem intimidating. Here are a few facts you should know:
Possibly. If you recently leased or purchased a new or pre-owned Chrysler and it’s still under the manufacturer’s warranty, you may have a lemon law claim if it is defective and cannot be fixed.
No. Only those defects that are covered by the manufacturer’s warranty and that substantially affect the vehicle’s value, functioning, or safety are contemplated by the lemon law.
Yes. The manufacturer is entitled to a reasonable amount of time to try to fix your defective vehicle before it is considered a “lemon.” Usually, two to four attempts are considered reasonable.
To file a claim correctly, you must comply with the California lemon law statute of limitations and notice requirements. An experienced lawyer can help you satisfy these requirements and increase your claim’s chance of success.
Whatever question you may have, our experienced California lemon law lawyers can provide you with accurate and personalized answers.
Like any auto manufacturer, Stellantis has financial incentives not to honor its warranty and obligations under California’s lemon law. However, you also have a right to a vehicle that is safe and free from major defects. When your new or pre-owned Chrysler fails to meet this standard, filing a lemon law claim with the help of our seasoned team can allow you to protect your interests.
If you suspect your Chrysler is a lemon, call Neale & Fhima APC immediately at 949-661-1007 to schedule a free claim review and learn about your legal rights and options.
Attorney Aaron Fhima is a trial attorney who has secured numerous settlements and verdicts against large corporations and some of the largest auto manufacturers in the world. Representing consumers and injury victims throughout the state of California, Aaron’s practice areas include personal injury, and lemon law litigation. Aaron has a long record of success taking on large defense firms; and he doesn’t hesitate to take cases to trial when necessary to enforce his clients’ rights.