Chevrolet Lemon Lawyer
Did you know Chevrolet produced its iconic bowtie logo in 1913, inspired by a wallpaper pattern? Models like the Silverado, Equinox, and Volt have seen complaints about engine stalling, electrical shorts, and transmission shuddering. If your Chevy is stalling your plans, contact Lion Lemon for a free consultation today!
Here Are The Top Three Issues We See Across Chevrolet Vehicles
If you've experienced any of these issues or you meet the criteria in the next section, there's a good chance you qualify.
Issue 1:
The transmission slips due to defective 8-speed automatics in the 2015-2019 Silverado and 2017-2021 Equinox.
Issue 2:
The engine misfires because faulty lifters in V8s cause rough idling in the 2019-2023 Silverado and 2021-2024 Tahoe.
Issue 3:
Brakes fail to stop effectively due to vacuum pump problems in the 2019-2022 Blazer and 2020-2023 Traverse.
Chevrolet Lemon FAQs
Find answers to common questions about Chevrolet lemon issues.
The California Lemon Law (Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act) protects consumers who purchase or lease defective vehicles that cannot be repaired after a reasonable number of attempts. If your car qualifies as a lemon, you may be entitled to a refund, replacement, or cash compensation.
Your Chevrolet may qualify as a lemon if: 1) The defect is substantial and affects safety, value, or use, 2) The Chevrolet dealership has had a reasonable number of repair attempts, 3) The issue is covered under the original Chevrolet warranty
California law does not specify an exact number, but generally: At least two repairs for serious safety defects (like brake or airbag failures), Four or more repair attempts for the same issue, or if the Chevrolet has been in the shop for 30+ days (cumulative).
Yes, as long as the car was sold or leased with a Chevrolet warranty and meets California's Lemon Law requirements.
Most cases settle within a few months, but timelines vary based on the manufacturer’s response and whether litigation is necessary.
Some modifications (e.g., custom wheels, tint, or stereo) do not void Lemon Law coverage. However, performance modifications (like engine tuning) may impact eligibility.
It depends. Chevrolet may lowball offers or exclude certain costs. An attorney can ensure you get full compensation.
You may still qualify if the first repair attempt for the defect occurred while your Chevrolet was under warranty.
If your Chevrolet dealership won’t acknowledge or repair your vehicle’s issues, you may still have a case. We can help document your claims and take legal action.
If your car qualifies, you may be entitled to: Full refund (purchase price, taxes, fees, and loan balance, Replacement vehicle or Cash settlement for diminished value
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Substantial Defect
Your vehicle must have a significant issue that affects its functionality, value, or overall safety.
Repair Attempts
The issue must remain unresolved even after the manufacturer or an authorized dealer has made multiple attempts to fix it.
Timing
The problem happened within the first 18 months of owning the vehicle or before reaching 18,000 miles, whichever happens first.
You May Be Entitled Too:
1) Refund
2) Vehicle Replacement
3) Cash compensation under the California Lemon Law
