The Margarian Law Firm

The purchase or lease of a new or used vehicle is the second largest investment a consumer usually makes. A consumer expects their investment to hold its value and be a reliable and safe means of transportation. Unfortunately, from time to time, a consumer purchases a vehicle that is not what they expected it to be. This could be because the vehicle has a pre-existing manufacturer defect (it is a “Lemon”) or the consumer has been subject to intentional dealer fraud.

Is your car a Lemon?

California’s Lemon Law is designed to protect consumers who purchase or lease a new or used vehicle that has a significant manufacturer’s defect that negatively affects the vehicle’s use, value and/or safety. Often times the consumer ends up with a vehicle that is unsafe to drive and/or requires constant repairs.

Have you been subject to intentional dealer fraud?

Intentional dealer fraud occurs when a dealer sells a vehicle without providing appropriate disclosure statements to the purchaser. This may include situations where a dealer has sold a car with rolled back mileage or frame damage, or where the vehicle that has previously been used as a rental car, limo or a taxi, and the vehicle’s history has not been disclosed to the purchaser. If you believe you have purchased a “Lemon” or that you have been subject to intentional dealer fraud, contact the Law Offices of Hovanes Margarian. The Law Offices of Hovanes Margain has vast experience in the automotive industry and has successfully recovered thousands of dollars on their client’s behalf. For a free consultation, please contact 818.990.0418.