A selection of recoveries for drivers in lemon law and auto fraud matters. Every case is different, and these results don’t guarantee a similar outcome in your case.
Lemon Law · 2023 Mercedes-Benz
$90,000
A new vehicle with multiple warranty defects that the manufacturer failed to fix. Resolved under California’s lemon law.
Auto Fraud · 2018 Range Rover
$80,000
The dealer didn’t provide the client a copy of the sales contract for more than a year, and the vehicle developed coolant leaks.
Auto Fraud · 2021 Mustang Mach-E
$79,000
The dealer sold the vehicle without disclosing a prior accident, which the client later found on a vehicle history report.
Lemon Law · New Chrysler Vehicle
$65,000
Persistent transmission problems continued after repeated repair attempts. Recovered from the manufacturer.
Lemon Law · 2020 Ram 1500
$60,000
A recurring check engine light and a failed water pump the dealer wouldn’t resolve.
Lemon Law · 2017 Ram 1500
$55,000
The transmission kept overheating after the truck was purchased.
Lemon Law · 2023 Palisade
$50,000
The engine failed at 335 miles and had to be fully replaced.
Auto Fraud · 2020 Silverado
$50,000
The dealer sold the truck without disclosing a prior accident.
Auto Fraud · 2014 Ford Mustang
$50,000
Undisclosed modifications voided the client’s service contract after the transmission failed.
Auto Fraud · 2018 Camaro SS
$46,000
The dealer didn’t disclose water damage, and the client later found mold in the trunk.
Lemon Law · 2023 Ford Ranger
$45,000
Defects persisted after repeated repairs, and the truck spent more than 30 days out of service.
Auto Fraud · 2018 VW Atlas
$39,000
The dealer hid mechanical failures and misrepresented the vehicle’s model year.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case depends on its own facts and law.
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