Chrysler Lemon Law Lawyer California

Chrysler, a cherished American car brand, is celebrated for its sophisticated design, making it a popular choice for daily driving. While many California drivers enjoy trouble-free experiences with their new or Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) Chrysler, certain models and model years have been plagued with serious issues. Common defects include problems with transmissions, engines, steering, and electrical systems. If your Chrysler has spent more time in the shop than on the road, and the manufacturer or authorized dealer has refused service, you may have a strong Lemon Law case.

Allow Strategic Legal Practices to review your case to see if your Chrysler qualified for a Lemon Law case. Simply fill out our free case evaluation form to get started.

Is Your Chrysler A Lemon?

Minor issues can arise with any vehicle, regardless of the brand, but when consistent defects remain unresolved, they may qualify under the Lemon Law. For California drivers purchasing a new or CPO vehicle, the California Lemon Law — officially known as the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act — provides robust protection against defective vehicles. This law ensures that consumers aren’t stuck with a faulty car. If your new or CPO Chrysler has significant defects that persist after a reasonable number of repair attempts, the California Lemon Law requires the manufacturer to provide a resolution, whether it’s a cash settlement, buyback, refund, or replacement vehicle.

Understanding your rights under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act is crucial, but taking on a large corporation like Chrysler doesn’t have to be a solo battle. The seasoned attorneys at Strategic Legal Practices are ready to stand by your side and help you secure the justice you deserve.

Common Chrysler Models and Known Issues

Chrysler’s current lineup includes several models that have left drivers grappling with a range of persistent issues. For many owners, repeated repair attempts and unresolved problems have been frustrating enough to warrant filing a lemon law claim. Recent models frequently at the center of these claims include the Chrysler 300, Chrysler Pacifica, and Chrysler Voyager.

Here are six common Chrysler problems (and symptoms) serious enough to warrant a California Lemon Law case:

Electrical Glitches — malfunctioning dashboard displays, entertainment/navigation system glitches, faulty sensors, recurrent battery drain, disengaging cruise control, continuous need for software updates to solve powertrain control module problems
Transmission Troubles — rough idling, delayed engagement, complete transmission failure, loss of power
Engine Problems — stalling, misfiring, excessive oil consumption, reduced fuel efficiency, failure to start
Suspension and Steering Complications — poor handling, excessive vibrations, uneven tire wear, loss of steering control
Brake System Failures — premature wear of brake components, brake fluid leaks, anti-lock braking system problems
Accident Safety Issues — active head restraints fail to deploy; exploding airbags; defective signals and headlights

Given Chrysler’s track record of mechanical issues, staying informed about recalls and technical service bulletins is essential for your safety on the road. Regularly checking for updates not only ensures a safer driving experience but also strengthens your position if you ever need to file a lemon law claim.

How a Chrysler Lemon Law Attorney Can Help You Win

Since 2010, Strategic Legal Practices has battled corporate giants like Chrysler and won! With Lemon Law cases as our specialty, you can trust that we have the experience and expertise needed to help you secure a favorable outcome.

So, what can you expect when you work with Strategic Legal Practices? First, we’ll carefully evaluate your claim to confirm that your vehicle qualifies under the California Lemon Law. From there, we’ll handle all communication with the manufacturer to pursue a resolution on your behalf. If necessary, we’ll represent you in court to secure the outcome you deserve, whether it’s a cash settlement, buyback, refund, or replacement vehicle. Best of all, our no-fee legal services mean you won’t pay out of pocket; the manufacturer covers our fees when your case is successful.

The following Chrysler vehicles were manufactured after 2018 and may be eligible for a Lemon Law claim:

Chrysler 300
Chrysler Pacifica
Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid
Chrysler Voyager

Know Your Rights When It Comes to a Faulty Chrysler

You’ve shelled out good money for your new or CPO vehicle, and if it’s under warranty, you expect smooth driving. But by the number or recalls, class-action suits, and Lemon Law claims filed against Chrysler, you know that’s not always the case. For example:

One of the most serious recalls included the replacement of Takata airbags that, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, had ruptured side airbag inflators. Chrysler has issued “Do Not Drive” warnings for several model years.
Chrysler agreed to pay $8 million as part of a class-action lawsuit settlement to resolve claims that certain vehicles with 2.4L Tigershark engines suffer an oil consumption defect that caused engine failure.
Drivers of the 2017-2018 Pacifica could have the right to file a Lemon Law claim for potential engine fires. These vehicles have an electrical flaw that may cause the battery to catch fire even if it isn’t operating, potentially causing house fires if the car is parked inside a structure or near flammable objects.

These are just examples of the legal actions Chrysler has faced. Among the most commonly reported models are the Pacifica, 200, 300, Crossfire, Aspen, and Sebring, but the truth is that any model with recurring problems could be a lemon. Even yours.

Contact Our Chrysler Lemon Law Attorneys

Don’t face your Lemon Law case alone — let the experienced attorneys at Strategic Legal Practices fight for you! We’ll guide you through the complexities of the Lemon Law process, ensuring you have the best chance to win your case and secure the settlement you rightfully deserve.

Give us a call at 888-757-5366 to learn more about our services and how we can help you.

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