California CPO Car Lemon Lawyer
Having a Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) car can be reassuring for those who value reliability. However, some CPO car purchases can turn into a series of repair visits. In California, there is consumer protection legislation known as lemon law. When your CPO car starts experiencing issues, you might wonder if lemon law applies.
California lemon law does not specifically cover CPO cars. However, consumers still have legal options under certain provisions.
On this page, we’ll discuss CPO car lemon law considerations and what you need to know if you’ve purchased a defective vehicle. If you think you have a CPO car lemon, call our consumer protection attorneys today to understand your legal options.
You can reach us at (323)51-LEMON (53666), or fill out the contact form on this page.
Does Lemon Law Apply to CPO's?
As stated, California’s Lemon Law does not specifically cover Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) cars. However, specific provisions of California’s Lemon Law protect consumers under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act. This Act provides a legal framework to impose consequences on manufacturers who sell defective products to consumers, including CPO cars.
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