Law Offices of Jon Jacobs

LemonBuyBack.com says Check for Recalls! Many vehicle safety issues can be fixed before they cause a real problem. Question: what exactly is a Recall? Answer: A recall is issued when a manufacturer or NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) determines that a vehicle, equipment, car seat, or tire creates an unreasonable safety risk or fails to meet minimum safety standards. Most decisions to conduct a recall and remedy a safety defect are made voluntarily b...Continue reading

LemonBuyBack.com’s LEMON and DEALER FRAUD ALERT - We have seen some previously damaged vehicles being sold at CarMax, all without any disclosure to the unknowing buyer, and all despite them claiming the car passed their "125+ point inspection." In our opinion, based on what we've seen firsthand and heard from someone who worked there, CarMax knows they are doing this. We heard they sometimes buy damaged vehicles at auction and fix them themselves all without reporting it to... Carfax or any other agency so there will be no outside record of it. We have helped people who have purchased a vehicle there at CarMax only to find out it was previously in an accident and rebuilt and painted before being sold to them. And I myself have seen two such vehicles during my own attempts to purchase, one being a Toyota Sequoia that I paid $150 to have shipped from one location to the one near me. Before shipping I asked them to confirm it had not been in any prior accidents nor been repainted at all. Later, when it arrived I inspected it and immediately could tell 6 body panels had been repaired and repainted. I then asked for a refund of the $150 to which I was told no. And while I absolutely hate when people say anything along the lines of "do you know who I am?" they only changed course and gave me an immediate refund when I gave them my business card. But what happens to everyone else who doesn't own a law firm that specializes in lemon law and dealer fraud? That's frankly where we come into the picture. So if you or anyone you know bought one of these previously damaged, repaired, or repainted vehicles and does not want to be stuck with it, we can help! And best of all, we don't charge our clients a penny. The law allows us to shift the attorney fees and costs onto the dealer. No fees, No costs, No bull. We are here to help! LemonBuyBack.com. Call us at (844) 4-My-Lemon, or (916) 663-6400 or (951) 526-2444. Or email us at [email protected]. See more

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https://m.dealerconnect.chrysler.com//RecallCommunicationG They actually tell their dealers #Chrysler #Lemonbuyback "Parts are not currently available to perform this recall. Interim owner notifications will be mailed to all affected owners, starting November 21, 2019, advising of the recall and that a subsequent notification will be sent once parts are available and owners are able to schedule their vehicle for repairs. ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS & REFERENCE Where possible, ...please attempt to minimize dealer and/or customer referral contact with the Customer Assistance Center regarding inquiries associated with this recall. There is no additional information that CAC can provide. Should the customer insist, you may provide the customer with the number to the FCA Recall Information Center, 1-800-853-1403." That's OK, affected customers can call us! Lemonbuyback.com 916-663-6400 or 951-526-2444

LemonBuyBack.com’s LEMON ALERT and CLASS ACTION ALERT. In our opinion a recently filed Class Action may limit the Lemon Law rights of owners of the following vehicles if equipped with the 8L90 or 8L45 8-speed automatic transmissions: 2015-2019 Chevrolet Silverado 2017-2019 Chevrolet Colorado 2015-2019 Chevrolet Corvette... 2016-2019 Chevrolet Camaro 2015-2019 Cadillac Escalade and Escalade ESV 2016- 2019 Cadillac ATS, ATS-V, CTS, CT6, and CTS-V 2015-2019 GMC Sierra, Yukon, and Yukon XL, and Yukon Denali XL 2017-2019 GMC Canyon According to the class action filed, vehicles with this transmission may suffer from: slip, buck, kick, jerk and harshly engage, suffer abnormal internal wear, sudden acceleration, delay in downshifts, delayed acceleration, difficulty stopping the vehicle, and eventually require replacement of the transmission or its components (the Transmission Defect). Case 2:19-cv-11044-DML-DRG, Para No. 4, USDC Eastern District of MI, Southern Div. So if you or anyone you know owns one of these vehicles and receives a Notice of Class Action and does not want to be included in it they have to take the step to Opt Out by the listed deadline otherwise they will very likely be stuck in it. While some class actions are worthy and practical due to the amount of damages suffered by each individual, it is my opinion that one involving something so expensive as an eight speed automatic transmission and the accompanying software, sensors, and related parts will not likely compensate each class member in the amount necessary to repair or replace the defective parts and systems or provide the remedy of a full repurchase where justified. Therefore, it is my opinion that if the listed vehicle is in fact suffering the transmission problems described and you have given GM, through its dealers, a chance to fix it under warranty but they have failed, that opting out of such a class action is the wiser way to go and instead pursue an individual action where you can much more likely obtain full compensation including a proper repair, or enough money to get one, or even a repurchase. Even if fixed in the meantime, to be safe, why wait for the problems to come back? Why risk them using the same defective parts and it happening again beyond the powertrain warranty when it will then cost you an arm and leg to get repaired again? We can help you get a buyback, replacement, or cash for proper repairs. Our review of your potential case is totally free, and if we accept the case so too is our representation. Our help is free to you. No fees, No costs, No bull. We are here to help! LemonBuyBack.com. Call us at (844) 4-My-Lemon, or (916) 663-6400 or (951) 526-2444. Or email us at [email protected].

LemonBuyBack.com 2015-2019 FORD F-150 LEMON ALERT - Instrument Panel Warped/Separated at Defrost Vents. Ford recently issued TSB 19-2041 to address this problem. Some of the dashboards are warping and separating. We've even seen one that warped so bad it affected the opening of the glove box. Ford knows of the problem and has been trying to address it. Unfortunately, we've also seen a replacement dash section warp the same way the original did. So if your '15-'19 F-150 is h...aving this problem you may need our help. Why should a new/newer truck's dash warp? And worse yet, why should you be stuck with them tearing apart your dashboard, leaving your truck in a refurbished state when you paid a lot of money to buy a new one, in efforts to avoid these types of problems? Even if they fix it, why risk it happening again beyond the 3/36 warranty when it will then cost you an arm and leg to get repaired again? We can help you get a buyback, replacement, or cash for proper repairs. Our review of your potential case is totally free, and if we accept the case so too is our representation. We are here to help! LemonBuyBack.com. (866) No Fee To You. [email protected]. (916) 663-6400 and (951) 526-2444. *Note, the photo is from TSB 19-2041 itself

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What Typically Qualifies as a Lemon Law Vehicle in California? 2 or more times in for the same safety related problem in the first 18 months or 18,000 miles following purchase. 4 or more times in for the same problem within the first 18 months/18,000 miles.... 30 total days in the shop within the first 18 months/18,000 miles. 30 days or more in the shop for a single repair attempt during the warranty period. More than a reasonable amount of repair attempts for the same problem during warranty. More than a reasonable amount of total days in the shop during the warranty period. Call our office NOW and speak with an Expert! 951-526-2444 FREE REPRESENTATION! Se Habla Español www.lemonbuyback.com

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Audi Recalls 265k vehicles in US for Multiple issues. Call our office now for a Free evaluation of your case! 951-526-2444.

LemonBuyBack.com says there is O EXCUSE when your car has a problem under warranty why a manufacturer should not promptly fix it! We've heard all the excuses and none of them actually repair your vehicle. Many times excuses involve blaming your driving style or call the issue "normal" or just as bad they claim they cannot verify the problem. We're here to help. Starting with a free case evaluation we're happy to discuss your situation and let you know whether we can help.... The consult is free and so too is our help if we accept your case. Feel free to call us at (916) 663-6400 or (951) 526-2444. Our O EXCUSE position and outlook comes from a soccer halftime speech I heard when I was 12 years old. This license plate honor's my Dad who passed last year. Here we were down at the half and all of us 12 year old boys were complaining about it being too hot out, the field this or that, the ball, and the bad calls were thought we were getting. My Dad then raises his voice saying "Fellas, enough already, excuses are like assholes, everyone's got one...." In that moment we began to grow up. I'll never forget it. Those strong words got our attention. The attitude of O EXCUSE has driven me my whole life. That's how we live, that's how we work, and that's how we take care of our clients.

LemonBuyBack.com's advice - Don't blame the dealer when the manufacturer won't authorize repairs. We hear it all the time. People getting extremely mad at their dealer, blaming it for not fixing their car under warranty. But I tell them I've never met a dealer who didn't want to get paid by the car company to fix their vehicle and make them happy. Sounds obvious, but why would a dealer not want to get paid all so it can be yelled at by its customer? So my advice is to b...e nice to the dealer. They would like to help, and get paid to do so. Usually the only reason they can't help is because the manufacturer won't authorize the needed repairs. So put yourself in your dealer's shoes, imagine if you boss told you to come to work on a Saturday and told you they won't be paying you for that. That's the same thing the dealer faces, being told by a customer to pay for a repair. But if the manufacturer won't reimburse it, the dealer would go out of business if it had to give away parts and pay its Technicians and Service Writers all without getting paid. Finally, I've seen instances where the customer got so mad at their dealer the dealer actually wrote the customer's threats on the Repair Order. Why give the manufacturer ammo to avoid paying for your needed vehicle repairs? Likewise, I've seen where the dealer who liked its customer wrote on the Repair Order that even though they may not have duplicated the problem they believe their customer, ultimately leading to the repair being authorized by the manufacturer. I've even seen a case where the manufacturer liked the customer so much they agreed to buy back a vehicle despite not once verifying the problems! So be nice to people. When there's a problem under warranty, do bring the car in for repairs, and even if they are not fixing it, do be nice to everyone involved. We're here to help, so if you'd like to see whether we can help you call us at (916) 663-6400 or (951) 526-2444 for a free case evaluation. There is no charge to talk to us, and if we accept your case we don't charge you attorney fees and we cover all your legal costs so you won't get a bill from us. www.lemonbuyback.com

New Vehicles are Becoming Like Cell Phones! Consumers are Upset! My name is Lina Nahhas, and I'm a Consumer Like You! I leased a 2016 Honda Accord 3 years ago. A month before my lease was up, I decided to finance my vehicle, and thought it was the best decision I made, well I was wrong. Just 3 weeks later I had issues with my GPS, Radio Sound System, and my Apple iPhone couldn't connect to my vehicle, or my software would restart on it's own. Also I'm now having trouble with... my doors locking. I thought it was just a one-time thing, I was WRONG! Previously I owned a 2002 Honda Accord the vehicle was great! I drove that vehicle for 300,000 Mi, until it died out on me. That's when I traded my 2002 Honda Accord for the 2016 Honda Accord. I don't blame the dealership because the dealership has helped me out in so many ways, I thank the dealership for putting up with my frustration. Though, I do blame the Manufacturer for building a vehicle and treating it like a cell phone. I personally don't have money to purchase a new vehicle every 2 to 3 years, maybe I have money to purchase a cell phone. Even purchasing a cell phone is expensive nowadays! As a Consumer, I am questioning each manufacturer, whether it's Honda, Ford, Toyota, etc... in my opinion why are you building vehicles with less quality? Vehicles aren't meant to be treated like cell phones, where you can purchase a new one every 2 years. Consumers are now reaching out to Lemon Law Attorneys for guidance, I am one of them. In fact, I'm an employee at the Law Offices of Jon Jacobs, and I'm getting the support I need from the attorneys. If you are living in California, and you believe that your vehicle is a Lemon, call the Law Offices of Jon Jacobs at 916-663-6400 for Free Representation. www.lemonbuyback.com

Ford recalling 270,000 more cars for roll away risk! Call our office now! 916-663-6400 For Free Representation!!