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Category Archives: California auto industry
Unfixed Recalls Affect The Safety Of Everyone
A 2011 Carfax study shows that there are over four million used vehicles for sale with safety recalls that have not been repaired. While automobile manufacturers are required by law to alert vehicle owners and dealerships about the recalls, many owners don’t receive the notice and do not look in the right place for updates. Some recalls can go unfixed for years, and can be passed down from owner to owner. As a used car buyer there is no harm in purchasing a vehicle with an outstanding recall as long as you are aware and take it in to get if fixed by the manufacturer, free of charge. The problem with unfixed recalls on rental vehicles is just another reminder that it is in the interest of everyone to not ignore recalls. Consumer correspondent Susan Koeppen reports on the dangers of buying a used car that has been recalled. Continue reading
Posted in California auto industry, Manufacturer defect, Safe Driving, Safety Problem, auto industry, automobile recalls, automobile safety, repeated automobile issues
Tagged auto industry, automobile recalls, automobile safety, recalled rental vehicles, repeated automobile issues, Safe Driving, unfixed recalls
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Mandatory Brake Override Systems On Autos
If the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) gets their way, consumers could see mandatory brake override systems in all new vehicles by 2014. The NHTSA has been pushing to have “smart pedals” installed in all vehicles since 2009, when … Continue reading
Posted in Brake problems, California auto industry, NHTSA, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Safe Driving, Safety Problem, U.S. Government, auto industry, autombile technology, automobile safety, repeated automobile issues
Tagged auto industry, automobile safety, automobile technology, brake override systems, braking problems, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, repeated automobile issues, Safe Driving, smart brake pedals, unintended acceleration
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No Arbitration For California Lemon Law Attorney
In Orange County, a California Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of allowing the consumer to pursue claims against a Newport Beach Mercedes Benz dealership, without being forced to take the complaints to arbitration. The lawsuit filed by the … Continue reading
LA Lawyer Wins Suit Against Honda
A former Los Angeles attorney has won her claim in court, after opting out of a class action law suit against Honda. Under the class action suit, Honda Civic owners could receive up to $100 cash back or $1,000 in … Continue reading
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California Lemon Law Offers Better Consumer Protection
California is once again leading the nation when it comes to the lemon law. A new bill passed by the California Legislature will require new and used car dealers to check the vehicle identification number (VIN) of used vehicles against … Continue reading
California Lemon Laws Offer More Protection
California’s Lemon Laws put California consumers among the most protected in the nation. The rules for cars and small trucks for personal use are clearly stated, but when it comes to vehicles used primarily for small business, in the past, … Continue reading
Oregon Soon To Allow Peer To Peer Car Sharing
Following in the steps of California, Oregon may become the second state to allow peer to peer car sharing. The program was approved by the House of Representatives and the Senate this week, and is expected to be passed by … Continue reading
Electric Car Owners Not Worried About High Gas Prices
Roy Olson is part of a small group of people who bought the first batch of Chevrolet Volts that rolled off the assembly line last December. According to this Rancho Mirage retiree, he can drive about 40 miles before … Continue reading




