Quick Answer No. Once you and the dealer agree on a price and sign, that price is binding. A dealer cannot add fees afterward without your written consent. Undisclosed charges that appear on the final contract are not legitimate and may violate California dealer licensing law and the Consumer Legal Remedies Act. You negotiated a […]
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2020-2022 Hyundai Palisade Recalled Over Fire Risk
2020-2022 Hyundai Palisade and Kia Telluride recalled over fire risk. Owners advised to park vehicles outside away from buildings. Repair plans being finalized. Stay informed.
2016 Toyota Highlander: Common Problems and Recalls
The 2016 Toyota Highlander, a popular midsize SUV, has unfortunately been plagued by several significant issues that have led to multiple recalls. While Toyota has a reputation for reliability, even their vehicles can sometimes face problems. In this article, we’ll examine three common issues affecting the 2016 Highlander model that have resulted in recalls issued […]
Nissan Leaf Recall For Rearview Camera Issues
Nissan North America has announced a safety recall of certain 2018-2022 model year Nissan LEAF vehicles related to a defect with the rear-view camera harness that could impact rear visibility. As of February 2nd, 2024, recall number 24V-071 affects approximately 57,914 vehicles equipped with the faulty camera assemblies according to Nissan’s Part 573 Safety Recall […]
The Ford Explorer Recall: An In-Depth Look at Safety, Accountability, and the Importance of Staying Informed
In the world of automotive enthusiasts, a saying goes, “The car you drive says a lot about you.” But what if your car could speak volumes about the manufacturer’s safety practices and the dealer’s accountability? The recent recall of the 2022 Ford Explorer, one of the largest in recent history, is a stark reminder of […]
Can a Car Dealer Change the Contract After Signing?
You’ve spent weeks researching the perfect car, test driving different models, and negotiating the best deal. Finally, you sit down with the finance manager, review the terms one last time, and sign on the dotted line. And then, weeks later, you realize the contract in front of you doesn’t match what you remember agreeing to. […]
GM Recalls Nearly One Million Vehicles as Part of Airbag Recall
GM recalls nearly one million vehicles due to airbag ruptures. Buick Enclave, Chevrolet Traverse, and GMC Acadia models from 2014-2017 are affected. Stay safe and check if your vehicle is included.
Honda and Acura Recall 2.5 Million Vehicles for Fuel Pump Failure
American Honda Motor Company has expanded its fuel pump recall to over 2.5 million Honda and Acura vehicles manufactured between 2017 and 2020. Multiple models are impacted, including Accords, Civics, CR-Vs, RDXs, and more. This critical engine component can fail while driving, leading to a sudden loss of power that makes the vehicle unsafe to […]
What to Do If a Private Seller Lied About a Car They Sold You
Quick Answer Yes. Private car sales are usually as-is, but as-is never protects a seller who lied. If a private seller knowingly hid accident damage, a salvage title, flood damage or an odometer rollback, California law lets you sue for fraud and seek cancellation of the sale plus damages. The lemon law does not apply […]
Is My Car a Lemon Car?
Picture this: you drive off the dealership lot with your brand-new car, only to find yourself back at the service department three weeks later with the same problem you thought was fixed. Sound familiar? If your vehicle keeps breaking down despite multiple repair attempts, you might be dealing with what California law calls a “lemon.” […]
