California Lemon Law: Dealing with Undisclosed Rental History Representation
When dishonest auto dealers or private sellers conceal a used vehicle’s rental history, they’re not just selling you a car; they’re selling deceit. In these moments, you need more than just an attorney – you need a relentless ally. Protecting your lemon law rights is crucial when dealing with undisclosed rental histories.
Attorney Michael Klitzke and his dedicated legal team help clients throughout the state obtain justice and their money back from dishonest auto dealers and sellers, including assisting with lemon law claims for all types of vehicles, such as trucks. With a singular focus on auto fraud and lemon law claims, attorney Klitzke and his team help clients initiate a claim against the manufacturer when their rights are violated. They have become the go-to referral for other law firms across California. The firm offers comprehensive legal services, and their lemon law lawyers and attorneys are recognized for their expertise. His experience, honed at one of the largest Auto Law firms in the state, is now the driving force behind his own practice. As an experienced attorney and leader of a top lemon law firm, Michael Klitzke provides legal representation for lemon law cases under California’s lemon law.
Why Failing To Disclose Rental History Is A Major Problem
A car’s history can be as varied as the brands that roll off the assembly lines. From Toyota and Chevrolet to the Jeep and Ford, each vehicle has a story. This includes used cars, certified pre owned vehicles, and even lemon cars that may have been returned under a manufacturer’s warranty. Unfortunately, when that story includes a stint as a rental – often involving Nissan, Hyundai, Buick, Chrysler, Dodge and Pontiac cars – some sellers may choose to leave those chapters out. , is here to bring the full story to light, ensuring that your rights are protected.
Rental history is one of the few things a California dealer is required to “clearly” disclose before selling a vehicle. The fact that a vehicle was used as a rental is very important. This applies to both new and used cars, and a car warranty or manufacturer’s warranty may still cover defects. Rentals are driven by a lot of different people, some of whom intentionally abuse the vehicle.
Rental car companies tend to do basic maintenance like oil changes but avoid having more significant repair work done because any time spent on repairs is time the vehicle is not available as a rental. If a defective vehicle or lemon vehicle is sold without proper disclosure, consumers may be entitled to a refund, replacement vehicle, or lemon law buyback. Rental car companies know their vehicles get beaten up, which is one reason the companies only hold on to a vehicle for 1-2 years. If you purchased a vehicle and later found the vehicle had been used as a rental, , can help get your money back. The firm can help clients seek compensation, pursue the compensation you deserve, and work toward a great settlement or maximum compensation, including cases where the manufacturer must promptly repurchase the vehicle.
Fighting For The Justice You Deserve With Lemon Law Attorneys
If you have been deceived by hidden rental histories, you deserve to seek justice. Contact , today at or fill out an online contact form for a free case evaluation or free case review—contacting us is easy and risk-free. With services available to all Californians, Michael Klitzke and his team are ready to put their proven track record to work for you. Request your free case or start by contacting us for a complimentary assessment.