Consumers in California have lease holder laws that offer protection beyond the federal laws. Whatever your reason for wanting to get out of a lease, if you do not have a “cooling off” clause in your contract, it is recommended to proceed with caution. The laws allow consumers in California to terminate a California automobile lease at any time, but (more…)
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California Laws on Early Auto Lease Termination
Wednesday, March 6th, 2013Car Buyer Bill Of Rights California Lemon Law
Friday, February 22nd, 2013California’s Car Buyers Bill of Rights, which took affect July 01, 2006, has changed the way vehicles are bought and sold in California. Even though the law has been in affect for almost seven years many consumers still may not be fully aware of all their rights. (more…)
As Sales Slow Auto Manufacturers Turn To U.S. Consumers
Friday, January 25th, 2013As vehicle sales slow around the world, automobile manufacturers are turning to the United States low interest rates and climbing consumer confidence to sustain this years sales. This is especially evident at this years North American International Auto Show in Detroit as luxury automobile manufacturers show new models aimed specifically at US consumers. (more…)
No Lemon Help For Flooded Automobiles
Tuesday, January 15th, 2013
It’s been two months since Hurricane Sandy hammered the mid-Atlantic region with powerful winds and storm surges that caused flooding in the communities of New Jersey, New York and Connecticut. (more…)
Reborn Toyota Promises Comeback
Thursday, January 3rd, 2013After battling a turbulent four years, Toyota hopes to leave massive recalls, supply chain problems, and a strong Japanese Yen behind them, in an attempt to get back on track to growth expected before the crises. In 2012, Toyota regained its title as the largest automobile manufacturer (more…)
California Automobile Consumer Recovery Fund
Monday, December 10th, 2012In 2008, as hundreds of California auto dealerships closed down, consumers trading in their old vehicles were often left with two car payments as a result of the dealer not absolving the trade in loan before they went out of business. (more…)
Lincoln Works To Revive Luxury Brand
Friday, December 7th, 2012Lincoln’s 2013 MKZ midsize sedan, unveiled as a concept car at the Detroit auto show last January, is set to go on sale this month with an extravagant promotional campaign that will include an interactive display and visual presentation at Lincoln Center in New York. (more…)
Green Car Of The Year – 2013 Ford Fusion
Friday, November 30th, 2012Ford’s all new 2013 Ford Fusion has been named Green Car of the Year at this years Los Angeles Auto Show. The winner is selected by an eleven member panel comprised of automotive and environmental experts who’s mission is to promote environmentally friendly and more fuel efficient transportation. (more…)
No Lemon Law Protection For Flood Vehicles
Thursday, November 29th, 2012It has been about a month since Hurricane Sandy devastated the eastern shores of the United States killing hundreds of people and leaving a path of destruction believed to cost billions. It is estimated that high waters and heavy rains resulted in approximately 250,00 flooded vehicles. (more…)
New China Lemon Laws Affects Foreign Car Importers
Tuesday, November 27th, 2012On January 01, 2013, the Chinese government will be implementing new automotive recall laws to increase consumer protections against lemon automobiles. The laws are likely to created disputes within the market as new regulations increase the accountability of manufacturers when it comes to quality control and documentation. (more…)
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