Lemon laws are crucial for protecting consumers from defective vehicles. These laws ensure manufacturers honor their warranties. Knowing how to navigate these laws can help you secure your rights. 

Lemon laws are designed to protect consumers who have purchased vehicles with persistent defects, commonly referred to as "lemons." These laws require manufacturers to either replace or refund vehicles that cannot be repaired after a reasonable number of attempts. In California, cash and keep settlement lemon law applies to both new and used vehicles still under warranty, offering broad protection for consumers. By understanding these laws, you can effectively navigate the process of filing a claim and securing a resolution.