News, insights, and updates about lemon law and consumer protection
March 31, 2026
VinFast VF 8 owners in Texas have already seen airbag recalls, ADAS failures, and electrical defects. Learn how Texas Lemon Law protects VinFast buyers seeking a refund or replacement vehicle.
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Freightliner Sprinter owners in Texas may qualify for Lemon Law protection on vehicles under 10,000 lbs GVWR. Learn how brake, steering, and electrical defects on Sprinter and Cascadia affect your rights.
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Texas Lemon Law covers Kawasaki motorcycles purchased new from a licensed dealer. If your Ninja, Vulcan, or Concours has recurring engine or electrical defects, you may be entitled to a refund or replacement.
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Lucid Air owners in Texas report wiper failures, HVAC defects, and propulsion system issues. Learn how Texas Lemon Law protects luxury EV buyers and can get you a refund or replacement Lucid Air.
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Saturn was discontinued in 2010, but Texas owners of Saturn Ion, Sky, Aura, and Vue with dealer warranties may still have Lemon Law and DTPA rights for ignition switch, steering, and airbag defects.
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Texas Lemon Law covers Harley-Davidson motorcycles purchased new from a licensed dealer. If your Street Glide, Road King, or Fat Boy has recurring defects, you may be entitled to a full refund or replacement.
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Alfa Romeo Giulia and Stelvio owners in Texas report brake system failures, electrical defects, and airbag recalls. Learn how Texas Lemon Law can get you a refund or replacement for your Alfa Romeo.
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Pontiac was discontinued in 2010, but Texas owners of Pontiac G6, Solstice, and G8 with dealer warranties may still have Lemon Law and DTPA rights for steering, electrical, and airbag defects.
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Mercury was discontinued in 2011, but Texas owners of Mercury Milan, Grand Marquis, and Mariner with dealer warranties still have legal options under Texas Lemon Law and the Deceptive Trade Practices Act.
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Rivian R1T and R1S owners in Texas are reporting seat belt defects, airbag recalls, and electrical failures. Learn how Texas Lemon Law protects Rivian EV owners seeking a refund or replacement.
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