Chrysler
People are often drawn to Chrysler vehicles because of their safety, style, and performance. At times, however, Chrysler vehicles containing defects which cannot be fixed under warranty, are sold or leased to consumers. If your Chrysler has reoccurring issues or it has spent more than 30 days in the shop, then it is likely that you have purchased or leased a lemon Chrysler.
Common Defects Experienced By Chrysler Owners/Lessees
Based on our experience, consumers have experienced the following issues with their Chrysler vehicles:
- Electrical issues (e.g. random shutdowns)
- Faulty brake system
- Acceleration issues
- Fuel issues
- Transmission issues (e.g. stalling, slipping, locking, delayed shifting, jumping, defective clutch)
- Steering issues
- Gearshift issues
- Airbag defects
- Engine Failure (e.g. engine noise, illumination of Check Engine Light, engine cranking issue, engine heating)
- Issues with seatbelts
- HVAC issues
- Other issues that affect the vehicle’s use, safety or value
Chrysler has been under fire for their faulty vehicles and has recalled millions of vehicles over faulty coolant systems, brakes, and excessive oil consumption. For instance, Chrysler currently is in a class action lawsuit due to an oil consumption defect which causes abnormally high consumption of oil. This defect can cause the vehicles to spontaneously shut down, putting drivers and passengers at risk for injury.
Chrysler uses the catchphrase of “America’s Import”. However, purchasers or lessees of Chrysler vehicles that are lemons did not pay for or get a vehicle that is crafted to the grade that American cars are known for and therefore, are entitled to full compensation under the law. Luckily, the attorneys at Nahavandi & Azimtash LLP are ready, able, and willing to fight Chrysler on behalf of all consumers who purchased or leased a lemon Chrysler.
How Does Lemon Law Protect You If You Purchased Or Leased A Chrysler That May Be A Lemon?
Your Chrysler may be a lemon if you experienced any of the above issues or any other issues which substantially affect your Chrysler’s use, safety or value and an authorized Chrysler repair facility or dealership has been unable to fix the issues within a reasonably number of repair attempts. Your Chrysler may also be a lemon if your Chrysler has spent more than 30 days in an authorized Chrysler repair facility or dealership and has not been fixed. Under the California and Federal lemon laws, you may be entitled to a refund, replacement, or cash compensation for your vehicle. The best part is that you owe us nothing unless we recover compensation for you as the manufacturers are obligated by law to pay your attorneys’ fees.
You Need Experienced Lemon Law Attorneys
If your Chrysler has experienced multiple issues that has not been fixed, contact us for a free consultation about your lemon law rights. The attorneys at Nahavandi & Azimtash LLP represent clients all over California with their lemon lawsuits and will not stop until they obtain maximum compensation for their clients who were sold or leased a lemon. In addition, our lawyers have experience defending some of the biggest car manufacturers in the world against the very same claims that you may have and therefore, know the tactics and strategies that car manufacturers employ in defending against their lemon lawsuits.
Remember that we will not get paid unless you win.
