Honda Motor Co., Ltd., or Honda for short, is a multinational automotive manufacturer headquartered in Minato, Tokyo, Japan. It was founded by Soichiro Honda. Honda is the largest motorcycle and internal combustion engine manufacturer and the second-largest Japanese automobile manufacturer. In 2018, Honda did $138,250M in revenue, 9,534 in net income, and had 215,638 American employees. Its total U.S. sales in 2019 were 1,608,170. This brand also manufactures marine engines, garden equipment, power generators, personal watercraft, and other products.
Realizing that you may have purchased a lemon for a vehicle can be extremely frustrating. You may feel betrayed or even angry with yourself for not knowing. However, you could be protected under California lemon laws. To ensure your rights, follow these steps:
Honda’s name has long been synonymous with reliability and quality control. However, even the most precisely designed and constructed vehicles can have problems. Although Hondas typically have far fewer issues than most other car brands, Honda owners and drivers report the following common defects:
California lemon laws provide that if the vehicle’s manufacturer or dealer can’t repair a serious warranty defect after a “reasonable” number of attempts, they must either:
The choice is up to you, but they are legally bound to take one of those actions.
The law doesn’t provide a specific number of times that are “reasonable,” but rather the following guidelines:
Many Americans are surprised to learn that more than 150,000 vehicles sold each year classify as lemons under the law. They are more common than you think, and your Honda could be one of them.
The Law Office of Michael Humphries understands how expensive and inconvenient a lemon vehicle can be. We want you to know that you have rights under California laws. You could be entitled to compensation for a refund, paying off your auto loan and attorneys’ fees. Call our office today to schedule a no-obligation case consultation to get your lemon claim started.