Ineos Recalls SUVs after Doors Fly Open While Driving – Inneos Lemon Law Lawyers Ineos Automotive Ltd. Issued a recall affected over 7,000 vehicles in the U.S. after customers reported that the doors on their SUVs flung open while driving. The company is expected to replace door-button mechanisms on all affected Grenadier sport utility vehicles manufactured before April 19, 2024; this is based on reports filed with the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. According to the company, the parts were assembled without enough grease application. This resulted in external...

Second Opinion on your Quill and Arrow Lemon Law Case Are you unhappy with the way that Quill and Arrow is handling your lemon law case? If so, you might be interested in switching lawyers and getting your claim in better hands. Unfortunately, there are many firms that make promises that they can’t keep. They sign on as many cases as possible, and they are ultimately unable to win cases. Whether you reached out to Quill and Arrow thinking that they were the best firm to handle your claim or you rushed into the first firm that you came across, it is normal to have concerns. You might have...

What Auto Manufacturers Sell the Most Lemons? When consumers are in the market for a new vehicle, this question is very likely to come up. After all, consumers want to get a reliable car that will need nothing more than routine maintenance. However, not all consumers are lucky. They unknowingly purchase vehicles that are likely to be defective and are stuck with vehicles that are unsafe to drive. Every year, millions of vehicles – both new and used – are sold to consumers in the U.S. In 2022 alone, vehicle sales totaled over 52 million. Based on this number, it is no surprise that...

Tesla Recalls almost 2 million Vehicles due to Software Issue Causing Hoods to Open – Our Lemon Law Lawyers Can Help! There are more lemon cars on the roadways, than anyone cares to admit and discuss. That means that there are a lot of cars that can hurt, kill, seriously injure, or permanently disable you when you get into an accident in one of these vehicles. The question is: Can I settle my own lemon law case? Well, the answer to this question is “Yes” and “No.” In one way, you can always settle your own lawsuit by yourself. But you will have to ask yourself the question whether you...

Can I Return My Pickup Truck to the Manufacturer If the Steering Wheel Keeps Shaking and They Can’t Fix It? Your steering wheel is going to shake if you have a manufacturer’s defect on your vehicle. Unfortunately, many vehicles have this problem, and it can become exacerbated when the cars perform normal maneuvers on the roadways. For example, your new truck may act just fine, until you drive it on the roadways, and any number of normal driving scenarios can trigger the steering wheel to start shaking, including: Hitting a pothole and knocking the defective frame out of whack...

Can I Return My Pickup Truck to the Manufacturer If the Steering Wheel Keeps Shaking and They Can’t Fix It? Oftentimes when a pickup truck start to get the shakes, it is because of a manufacturer’s defect on the vehicle. Sometimes uneven road wear can account for a vehicle “shaking” in the steering column, but this is not the situation of which we refer to in this case. For example, if the road is bumpy, then the driver will feel a shaking sensation in the wheels through the steering area, but will also feel bumping movement in the seats going over rough roads. This condition is not...

Will My Case Take Longer to Settle If I Switch Lawyer? Is My Auto Defect Lemon Law Case Going to Take Forever to Settle? No, it is not a foregone conclusion that you case will have to take longer, especially if you switch to a different lawyer. For example, if you are with a lawyer or legal office and they are dragging their feet on your case of a lemon car, then anything you do to switch away from them is going to be an improvement. But on a more serious note, you should be with the most competent legal group possible, to help you to get the full settlement value from your claim. You...