Lemon cars are deemed unreliable and unsafe to drive because they tend to remain dodgy despite multiple repair attempts. Their issues are typically rooted in manufacturing errors, faulty parts ...

Lemon laws protect consumers from cars with defects and unfixable issues. But what many people don’t know is that these cars, also referred to as “lemons,” often end up right back on the market.

You know the old saying: when given lemons, make lemonade. But what if the lemon happens to be a car you just purchased that turned out to be far more junky than you expected when you bought it?

But where did the association with lemons come from? The car-lemon connection may have been cemented with an ad Volkswagen ran in the 1960s. Like most of their minimalist advertising from the ...

Starting Jan. 1, car buyers who purchase a faulty vehicle will have to navigate a new version of California’s “lemon law” that for five decades has given consumers the right to demand car ...

California’s Lemon Law Is Changing and Car Buyers Have Fewer Protections in the New Year The year 2025 is shaping up to be a confusing one for Californians unlucky enough to buy a new or used ...