Lexus is a relative newcomer to the automobile industry, with just three decades under their belt as a premium automotive manufacturer. A division of Japanese automotive brand, Toyota, Lexus has grown to become Japan’s largest luxury automotive brand and one of the ten largest Japanese global brands in terms of market value. Known for meshing the quality craftsmanship of Japanese auto design with high-end, luxury sedans, SUVs, coupes and convertibles, Lexus is a pinnacle of automotive excellence. With that said, Lexus isn’t immune to errors of their own, and over the years the company has faced a number of recalls and lemon law-related suits from customers. If you’re an owner and want to know more about Lexus lemon law, contact Lemon Law Now today for more information.
Recalls can be a vital part of whether your Lexus qualifies for a buyback. Most recently, Lexus has experienced a large scale recall due to abrupt stalling, affecting a wide range of 2018 and 2019 models like the ES 350 and NX 300. This was due to a failure in the fuel pump, a problem that required manufacturer assistance to remedy. These types of recalls can lead to poor performance and, if untreated for long, can lead to your Lexus qualifying for a lemon law case. For more information on pending recalls, manufacturer responsibilities and how all of this ties into a Lexus lemon law case, contact us here at Lemon Law Now for further recommendations on your case and how to pursue a lemon law buyback for your Lexus.