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When it comes to purchasing a vehicle, many buyers face an often-overlooked risk: auto fraud. While reputable sellers market vehicles with certain assurances, there are times when a car's true condition is concealed under misleading titles, such as “Certified Pre-Owned” or “Salvage Title.”

Modern vehicles rely more than ever on software. From advanced driver assistance systems to digital dashboards and engine management, software keeps today’s cars running smoothly. But what happens when these systems fail over and over again?

Odometer fraud is a growing concern for car buyers across California. Dishonest sellers tamper with a vehicle’s mileage reading to inflate its value, potentially hiding years of wear and tear.

Bait and switch car sales often involve advertising a vehicle at an attractive price, only for buyers to discover it’s unavailable or misrepresented once they arrive. These tactics are a form of auto fraud and can lead to serious financial consequences for unsuspecting consumers. It’s a deceptive practice that happens more often than many realize.

At the Law Offices of Kevin Faulk, P.C., we understand the frustration that comes with buying a car that doesn’t work the way it should. When that vehicle keeps breaking down or suffers from recurring problems that affect safety or performance, it’s more than an inconvenience—it’s a financial and emotional burden.

When a vehicle you purchased turns out to have significant defects that affect its use, safety, or value, you may be eligible for relief under the lemon law. In California, lemon laws are in place to protect consumers from vehicles that are defective and fail to meet reasonable quality or performance standards.

Purchasing a new car is an exciting experience, but when the vehicle begins to experience frequent or serious problems, it can be frustrating. If your Tesla is experiencing defects that affect its performance, safety, or value, you may be eligible for lemon law relief.

Dealing with a defective motorcycle can be frustrating and even dangerous. Whether it’s mechanical failures or safety issues, riders need to know how lemon law protections apply to them. By taking the right steps, you can pursue a fair resolution, including repairs, a replacement, or even a refund.

We at The Law Offices of Kevin Faulk, P.C. in Sunnyvale, California, know how overwhelming it can feel when our electric vehicle (EV) starts showing defects. Whether you are dealing with battery issues, software malfunctions, or strange noises that the dealership can’t seem to fix, these problems aren’t what you signed up for when you invested in cleaner transportation.

Dealing with repeated issues in a recreational vehicle (RV) can be incredibly frustrating, especially when the RV was supposed to offer freedom and adventure. At the Law Offices of Kevin Faulk located in San Jose, California, we understand the stress and disappointment that comes with owning a defective RV.