Purchasing a new car is more than a large-ticket expense; it’s also meant to provide safe, reliable transportation for years. Unfortunately, not every new car meets that expectation. Even worse, major auto manufacturers like Volkswagen are more than willing to insist on endless repair attempts.
If you purchased a Volkswagen Tiguan that spends more time in the repair shop than on the road, you are not alone in seeking a resolution. It often takes experienced legal representation to achieve a favorable result. Call the California lemon law attorneys at Young & Young APC to learn about your right to financial accountability.
Why Choose Young & Young APC for Your Volkswagen Tiguan Lemon Law Claim In California?
The law firm of Young & Young APC is dedicated to advocating for car owners against powerful auto manufacturers that protect their profits at the expense of buyers. With Young & Young on your side, your case has the following advantages:
A law firm with over 20 years of experience navigating the state’s lemon law with exceptional results for clients
An experienced investigation into the repair attempts on your vehicle and the expressed terms of your car’s warranty
Careful adherence to California Lemon Law requirements to achieve the best possible results in your case
We represent clients at no cost to them. Instead, the manufacturer pays all legal fees in your case. A successful claim brings the legal remedy you deserve, with a refund of your car’s purchase price and recovery of incidental damages for registration renewal expenses, rental car costs, repair expenses, and towing costs.
Common Problems With Volkswagen Tiguan
A Volkswagen Tiguan is a compact SUV that’s a popular choice for families. Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon for Volkswagen Tiguan models to experience recurring issues that are more than irritating; they are serious factory defects. Common problems found in Volkswagen Tiguan vehicles include the following:
Four or more repeated failed repair attempts on the same defect
Two or more failed repair attempts for a defect that’s a safety hazard
The car has spent 30 or more cumulative days in a repair shop
The above circumstances lower the car’s value, reduce its usefulness, and compromise safety, making it a lemon under the law. Also, if the defect occurred during the first 18,000 miles driven or within the first 18 months of ownership, then the law presumes the vehicle is a lemon, making a claim more straightforward by placing the burden of evidence on the manufacturer to prove that the vehicle isn’t defective, rather than on the car owner to prove that it is.
Call or Contact Young & Young APC Online to Speak to a California Lemon Law Lawyer
Large manufacturers are not on your side during a lemon law claim. Contact the California Lemon Law firm of Young & Young APC for a free evaluation of your case and prompt action on your behalf.
