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In a whirlwind end to the state legislative session, California lawmakers passed significant changes to the state’s lemon laws. These laws protect consumers from defective vehicles by holding automakers accountable. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the bill into law on Sept....
Have you recently purchased a vehicle, only to discover the dealership tricked you into purchasing an accident-damaged vehicle? If so, you may have fallen victim to a deceitful practice that exploits the limitations of National Motor Vehicle Title Information System...
Purchasing a car can be a thrilling endeavor, but dealing with dealerships can make it stressful. These suggestions can help you successfully negotiate the process and minimize the chances of the dealer cheating you. Determine Your Budget Establishing your budget is...
By Michael A. Klitzke, Auto Fraud & Lemon Law Attorney, Auto Law Firm, PC | Originally published Feb 15, 2024 | Last reviewed & updated June 2026 Imagine buying your dream car, cruising down a California highway, only to discover you don’t actually own it. At Auto Law Firm, attorney Michael Klitzke has represented hundreds of California consumers who never…
CPO Accident History Fraud CPO vehicles sold by franchise dealership (i.e BMW, Nissan, Toyota, Chevrolet, etc.) are allegedly inspected and reconditioned by a certified dealership technician. They often come with an extension on the manufacturer warranties, and they’re supposed to be in great condition. However, many dealerships lie about the accident history of a CPO vehicle in order to make…
Buying a used or certified pre-owned (CPO) vehicle can be a great way to save money on a car. However, it’s important to be aware of the potential for structural damage on these vehicles. Structural damage is damage to the frame or unibody of a vehicle. This type of damage can be caused by a number of factors; most likely…
CarFax reports and AutoCheck reports are valuable tools for consumers who are buying used cars. They can provide information about a vehicle’s history, such as whether it has been in an accident, has a salvage title, or has been odometer rolled back. However, CarFax and AutoCheck reports can be used to mislead consumers into purchasing accident damaged vehicles. CarFax and…