If your new or leased vehicle has been in the shop for the same defect repeatedly — or out of service for an extended period — the manufacturer may owe you a full refund, replacement, or cash settlement under California law. We handle every step. You pay nothing unless we win.
California's Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act protects buyers and lessees of new and certified pre-owned vehicles. If any of the following sound familiar, call us today.
The dealer has attempted to repair the same defect two or more times — especially safety-related issues — and the problem keeps coming back.
Your vehicle has been out of service for a cumulative 30 days or more for warranty repairs since you bought or leased it.
You've contacted the manufacturer or filed a buyback request, and they're stalling, lowballing, or refusing to honor the warranty.
Under California's Song-Beverly Act, manufacturers who sell defective vehicles must make the consumer whole. That can mean a full refund, a new vehicle, or a cash settlement — plus your attorney's fees paid separately by the manufacturer.
See How the Process WorksSend us your repair orders and purchase contract. We'll tell you in plain English whether you have a case.
We draft a formal Song-Beverly demand to the manufacturer, citing every repair attempt and statutory remedy.
We push the manufacturer's repurchase team for the maximum recovery — and litigate if they won't play fair.
You sign, the manufacturer pays, and we get our fees from them. Your settlement is yours to keep.
Free case review. No fee unless we recover money for you. California buyers and lessees only.
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