Jeeps were first manufactured specifically for the military. Now a civilian automobile, millions have been sold in the US. Today, Jeeps are a symbol of strength and rugged adventure, although not all Jeeps live up to their reputation. If you think you may have a Jeep that’s a lemon, we’re here to assess your situation and help you with the next steps to getting the Jeep lemon law case settlement you deserve.
If you’re experiencing persistent issues with your Jeep, your vehicle could be considered a lemon. Despite the intricacies of the Jeep lemon laws, the bottom line remains clear: if a Jeep manufacturer can’t honor their warranty, you deserve a Jeep lemon law buyback or cash settlement for your Jeep lemon law case Contact us today so we can evaluate your case and help you move forward with your Jeep lemon law cases.
Below is a list of issues and Jeep recalls that our clients have experienced in the past. We’ve successfully brought a number of California Jeep lemon law claims against Jeep due to issues with some of the following models: Jeep Grand Cherokee, Jeep Compass, Jeep Liberty, Jeep Patriot, Jeep Wrangler, and more. The issues you may experience are not limited to the Jeep recall list and defects mentioned below.
Be sure to check a Jeep recall list to see if any of the items apply to your vehicle.
“Lemon Law Presumption” is when a vehicle is presumed to be a lemon for one or more of the following things happening within 18 months or 18,0000 miles of being purchased:
If you’ve experienced any of these scenarios, you may have a lemon. Even if your car doesn’t meet all of the criteria above, you may be entitled to some sort of recovery. Contact us today for an evaluation of your case we’d love to help you get the Jeep lemon law case settlement you deserve.
Although Jeep lemon laws vary, in California there is a certain criterion that states when a “reasonable number” of repair attempts have been made. In order for your Jeep to be a lemon, one of the following scenarios must occur:
Ever purchase a new Jeep from the dealership and come home to a shiny white envelope with the words, “RECALL NOTICE”, stamped across the front? Major automotive brands are always trying to track and analyze problems with their Jeeps. They do this both to maintain safety standards as well as encourage efficiency in future production. Have you noticed the emphasis on safety ratings in automobile commercials? Companies place a ton of value in their safety (and the perception of their vehicle safety), so it’s only natural that they’ll care immensely about tracking performance issues.
These performance and safety concerns can range from the simplest of things like a faulty window lock to something more serious, related to the engine or transmission. Even the seemingly most minor of malfunctions can wind up causing serious danger when not noticed and corrected, particularly with parts that relate directly to the operation of the motor vehicle.
When these malfunctions happen, often enough drivers return to the dealership first to have the vehicle inspected. Consequently, this is one of many reasons to take your car to a dealership for maintenance. The dealership will log issues, and when they happen beyond the limits of normal wear and tear or seem extraordinary in nature, the automaker will typically begin investigating the problem. This typically means gathering info on manufacturing processes on a day-by-day, vehicle-by-vehicle level to follow the specifics of the error in question. Once the issue is spotted, the Jeep maker will announce a recall.
Recalls will also be issued by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Automobile makers will scan records and reach out to buyers of Jeeps within the manufacture date in question to suggest bringing the vehicle in to correct the problem, typically free of charge. They track VINs to communicate with original owners; however, if you purchased the vehicle used you need to be particularly prudent to check online for recall notices.
For Jeep owners out there, one recent recall example includes:
The automaker signaled the recall, concerned that a faulty welding problem in the frame could result in a sudden crash, injury, and loss of life. The weld, on the front track bar, keeps the axles centered. If the bar were to separate from the frame, steering would be impeded and the vehicle could quickly crash. This is of notable concern, particularly when the Wrangler is the second-most popular Jeep vehicle.
2018 and 2019 models were affected by this recall notice. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles noted that, of the 18,000 vehicles being recalled, the only suspect that 4% of vehicles will be susceptible to the weld failure but still want to take extra precautionary measures to address the concern.
When recalls as this occurs, it’s best to contact your local dealership immediately and schedule an appointment to have your Jeep inspected and the recall corrected. Don’t hesitate! Avoid accidents and injuries by correcting your recalls as soon as possible.
The Jeep Wrangler is one of the top car choices for adventure-seekers looking to do some off-roading and exploring. With the amount of Jeep Wrangler lemon law cases that have arisen from faulty versions of the car, however, this may not be the case much longer. The ultimate adventure seems to be dealing with the never-ending maintenance issues of Jeep Wranglers. Fortunately, we have a team of Jeep Wrangler lemon law experts who are ready and able to help you!
Another overall Jeep lemon is the Jeep Cherokee, known for a number of pretty severe issues. The Jeep Cherokee may look nice, but many owners have experienced a multitude of problems related to the inside portions of the car. Jeep Cherokee lemon law is something our team knows better than anyone else. So if you believe your Jeep Cherokee is a lemon, contact us today for immediate support.
The Jeep Patriot has proven to be anything but a patriot with a multitude of issues that have arisen for many owners of this car. From problems with the transmission to entire engine stalling issues, Jeep Patriots have revealed themselves to be fairly unreliable and risky cars. If you think you are in need of enforcing Jeep Patriot lemon law, our team is here to help you navigate the process and get your proper recoveries.
Jeep Problems with TransmissionIf not properly addressed, issues with the transmission within a car can be extremely dangerous. For many Jeeps, transmission issues have become practically commonplace which is truly unacceptable.
On top of everything else that may go wrong with your Jeep lemon, Jeep ignition problems have occurred for a multitude of Jeep owners. This is not a problem you have to handle alone, however. Our team of Jeep lemon law experts is here to help you seek proper recoveries.
Lemon Law Now is dedicated to offering legal support to individuals who have purchased or leased Jeep vehicles afflicted with continuous defects known as “lemons.” If you have experienced consistent mechanical or electrical problems with your Jeep vehicle, we are here to help you pursue a lemon law claim. Our team consists of skilled attorneys who possess the expertise to navigate the legal process and strongly advocate for the compensation you deserve.
Here is a list of eligible Jeep models manufactured in 2018 or later:
At Lemon Law Now, our Jeep Lemon Law Lawyers are proud to offer our experienced legal services to clients across the great state of California, including all major cities such as Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose, San Francisco, Fresno, Sacramento, Long Beach, Oakland, Bakersfield, Anaheim, Stockton, Riverside, Irvine, Santa Ana, Chula Vista, Fremont, Santa Clarita, San Bernardino, Modesto, Fontana etc. Our dedicated team of experienced attorneys is committed to providing comprehensive representation and seeking justice for our clients in every corner of the state. If you’re facing a lemon law issue, don’t hesitate to contact us for professional assistance in your area.
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When a client of ours recently came to us with frustrations about their Jeep, we learned that the issues they were experiencing were threatening the safety of the vehicle, and had not been repaired after numerous attempts. Because of our winning reputation in the industry, Jeep immediately chose to settle favorably out of court, and our client received a full Jeep lemon law buyback.
No out-of-pocket fees unless we win. When you work with the lemon lawyers at Lemon Law Now, you can anticipate generous compensation, and rest assured that we employ lemon laws, including the lemon law presumption, to ensure that the manufacturer will always handle your legal expenses. You won't have to worry about any out-of-pocket costs when you choose to work with Shainfeld Law.
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