GMC Lemon Law
GMC Buyback & GM Complaints
When life gives you
lemons, get a lawyer.
No matter where you are in California, we can
help you get paid for your “lemon.”
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We opened our doors over 20 years ago to help people eliminate their lemon vehicles. We truly care. We are Lemon Law specialists.
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- A defect that affects a vehicle’s use prevents you from driving the vehicle as it was intended to be driven.
- A vehicle’s value is diminished when the defect means the vehicle won’t sell for the price it usually would bring – if the defect weren’t there.
- Safety defects put the driver, passengers, and other drivers in danger.
- Brakes
- Engines
- Steering
- Electrical systems
- Suspension
- Air conditioning/heating systems
- Doors
- Back up cameras
- Water leaks
- Windows
- Transmissions
About GMC
GMC is owned by General Motors and based out of Detroit, Michigan. GMC is the second-highest-selling GM brand. GMC has been one of America’s greatest truck makers for over 100 years – since Max Grabowsky sold his first truck in 1902. GMC currently serves North America and the Middle East and produces about 16 models. Their most popular models include the Sierra, the Canyon, the Terrain, and the Acadia. They are owned by General Motors, the fourth largest car manufacturer in the world, behind Toyota, Volkswagen, and Hyundai/Kia.Common GMC Vehicle Defects
Although GMC has been producing vehicles for over 100 years, there is still a possibility of a defect. Manufacturing mistakes, disruptions in the system, or design issues, can cause a GMC lemon car to end up being driven off the lot. Numerous possible defects could cause a GMC to be a lemon. Some of the common defects and GM complaints that people have complained about concerning their GMC vehicles include:- Transmission problems
- Airbag issues
- Fuel tank overflow
- HVAC system issues
- Fuel pump issues
- The speedometer is not working correctly
- Loud clunking noises from the engines
- Sputtering
- Stalling
- Faulty ignition switch
- Takata airbag inflators can explode
- The transmission shift cable adjuster could cause a rollaway risk
- Wiring harness problem that could cause the non-deployment of the side airbags
- Potential fire risk
- GMC recently issued recalls for Sierra 1500, 2500, and 3500 full-sized pickup trucks because of concerns that the roof-rail airbag inflator may deploy without a collision and propel parts into the cabin.
Contact Gayle Law Group, PC
If you have had several repair attempts and still have issues with your GMC, there is no reason to suffer the stress any longer. Instead, keep documentation of all repairs done – or attempted – to your GMC and every call and appointment you made. If you think your GMC may be a lemon, contact the Gayle Law Group, PC, today for a FREE consultation. You will be treated with respect, and your case will be taken seriously, no matter the issue.FAQ
Lemon laws protect consumers who have purchased a new or used vehicle that turns out to be significantly faulty. These "lemon cars" cause the purchaser to spend excessive time and money attempting repairs, and the lemon laws provide an avenue to either get financial compensation or a new vehicle.
A GMC buyback vehicle is a vehicle the dealer or manufacturer has repurchased due to significant defects. If you have a defective GMC or other GM vehicle, you can pursue their buyback program. However, they will often try to recommend a trade-in, which in most cases, will result in a significant loss compared to how much you originally paid for the vehicle. Again, an experienced Lemon Car Lawyer can advise you on the best way to pursue compensation.
If you have purchased a bad car (commonly referred to as a "lemon"), you can pursue compensation or a new vehicle under California's Lemon Laws. These laws protect people who have purchased a defective vehicle and have spent too much time and money trying to get it repaired.
When life gives you
lemons, get a lawyer.
Is your car a lemon?
No matter where you are in California, we can
help you get paid for your “lemon.”
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About California Lemon Car Lawyer "Liz" Gayle
Liz Gayle is considered a top California Lemon Car Lawyer. For more than 20 years, she has been helping consumers get their lemon cars in California bought back by manufacturers. Also, as a former counsel to a major auto manufacturer and highly experienced California lemon law attorney, Ms. Gayle has extensive knowledge of California's Lemon Law.
As a result, Liz Gayle is one of California's most sought-after Lemon Law Lawyers. A client-focused lawyer, Ms. Gayle has successfully handled cases for many clients – both owners of cars and those leasing vehicles. Additionally, Ms. Gayle works directly with consumers to dispute cases with auto manufacturers and dealerships concerning vehicles ranging from moderately priced domestic models to exotic and expensive imported autos or recreational vehicles. To learn more about lemon law attorney Liz Gayle, click here.
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