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FAQs
- How many repairs qualify?
- Does it apply to leased vehicles?
- What about certified pre-owned cars?
- Do I need all repair orders?
- What if I kept driving the car?
- Can I sue the dealership directly?
- Do motorcycles qualify?
- What if repairs started before warranty expired?
- Do I pay attorney’s fees?
- Can the dealer retaliate?
- Does it cover safety recalls?
- What if my claim was denied before?
- What if my car is financed?
- What if my car is out of state?
How many repairs qualify?
Sometimes as few as two, especially for safety issues.
Does it apply to leased vehicles?
Yes, it does.
What about certified pre-owned cars?
Yes, if the vehicle is within one year of the expiration of the applicable warranty and within 6 years of the original sale of the vehicle.
Do I need all repair orders?
It helps, but we can track records too.
What if I kept driving the car?
That doesn’t kill your claim.
Can I sue the dealership directly?
Often, yes, but we target the manufacturer.
Do motorcycles qualify?
Yes, under certain circumstances.
What if repairs started before warranty expired?
Still valid.
Do I pay attorney’s fees?
No. Manufacturer pays if we win.
Can the dealer retaliate?
Retaliation is illegal.
Does it cover safety recalls?
If unresolved, yes.
What if my claim was denied before?
We can still see if you have a case.
What if my car is financed?
Loan payoff is included in buybacks.
What if my car is out of state?
If purchased in California.