How to Get Service Records on a New Car from the Car Dealership?
If you are wondering what are the service records for your new lemon vehicle, you should be able to call the car dealership where you purchased the car for help. The car dealership receives cars to the dealership on a weekly basis. Barring inclement weather, the car transporters come every week with new cars for the car dealership lot. The drivers of the car transporters are expected to bring the new cars in mint condition. It is a gamble as to how far the cars are coming from, to get transported to the car dealership. The cars can be brought from across town or across the country, to fill the orders from the car dealership to find specific make and model vehicles for sale to the customers.
You may be wondering why the cars are sent on a car transporter in the first place? Well, imagine that you want a car that is available from a car dealership in another state. The car dealership can do a “swap” of a car with a particular make and model, even with a rival car dealership business. This car needs to get to the car dealership fast, and they do not want to drive it there. By driving a car between car dealerships, it will put miles on the vehicle. Most new car owners want to drive a brand spanking new car with as low of miles as possible. Usually the car would only need to be driven at all, after it is checked in the shop hot off the car transporter. The repair mechanics will check the vehicle and then take it on a short test drive. Then it is ready to be sold to the customer as a perfect new car. But when there is a defective part on the car, all bets are off, and that vehicle may have a host of different problems, some of which make the car dangerous to drive. If you have any issues getting the service records for your car from the car dealership, you can call us at the Guardian Lemon Law Group at 888.341.8537 today, to review your case for free.
Do Car Dealerships Keep Service Records on Cars?
Yes, auto dealerships are required to keep the service records on all of the cars that they receive and sell. A car dealership needs to be aware of the cars that come in and are sold at the car dealership. If a car comes to the car dealership and is damaged from the car transporter, then the car dealership will need to send that vehicle to a bona fide repair shop to get it fixed before resell. There should be records of every car, and those records will be kept for at least 6-10 years by the car dealership in most cases.
Chevrolet Dealerships in Los Angeles, California
Here are the names of some of the Chevrolet car dealerships in Los Angeles, California. You may have bought your car from:
- Simpson Chevrolet Garden Grove – Garden Grove, CA
- AutoNation Chevrolet Valencia – Santa Clarita, CA
- Felix Chevrolet – 3330 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles, CA
- Rydell Chevrolet – 18600 Devonshire St., Los Angeles, CA
- Culver City Chevrolet – Culver City, CA
- Allen Gwynn Chevrolet – Glendale, CA
- Keyes Chevrolet – Van Nuys, CA
- Martin Chevrolet – Torrance, CA
- Community Chevrolet Company – Burbank, CA
- Camino Real Chevrolet – Monterey Park, CA
- A+Ford & Chevrolet – Vernon, CA
- Rydell Chevrolet Parts – 18600 Devonshire St., Los Angeles, CA
- Chevrolet of Carson – Carson, CA
- Chevrolet of Montebello – Montebello, CA
- Harbor Chevrolet – Long Beach, CA
- George Chevrolet – Bellflower, CA
- Culver City Chevrolet Service – Culver City, CA
- Penske Chevrolet of Cerritos – Cerritos, CA
- Keyes Chevrolet Service – Van Nuys, CA
- Premier Chevrolet of Buena Park – Buena Park, CA
- AutoNation Chevrolet Valencia – Santa Clarita, CA
- Chevrolet of Carson Service – Carson, CA
If you have purchased a new car from these or any other Chevrolet car dealership, you can call us at Guardian Lemon Law Group at 888.341.8537 for help getting the service records for your vehicle.
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Manufacturers of Chevrolet Cars Know Better Than to Release Lemon Cars to the General Public for Sale
In the news you will find more and more lawsuits are being initiated for lemon car claims. You would think that the car dealerships are understanding, that their cars cannot be sold to the public full of pesky defects. In general, car manufacturers will start to get the point that the public does not want to buy cars with manufacturer’s defect in the vehicles. At some point, the goodwill reputation of the car dealers will start to drop, because of the selling of shoddily built vehicles for sale to the general public.
Common Defects for Lemon Chevrolet Cars and Trucks
If you have a lemon Chevrolet car, truck, SUV or Crossover vehicle, you may have a manufacturer’s defect affecting that vehicle. Your defect can be simple or complex, such as with:
- Auto steel tubes
- Bearings
- Body sealing products
- Instrument panel cluster
- Windshield wipers
- Power window motors
- Brake hoses
- Steel tubes
- Instrument panel clusters
- Headlamps
- Locks up on you
- Hangs itself up
- Inverters
- Starters
- Instrument panel clusters
- Oxygen sensors
- Has no power assist
- Won’t turn unless the car is moving
Any time that you experience a lemon car defect, you may find that it will be related to other lemon car issues. In that case, you should call us at the Guardian Lemon Law Group at 888.341.8537 today.
How Long Do I Have to File My Lemon Car Claim?
The statute of limitations for a lemon car claim is 4 years, depending on the facts of your lemon car case.
What Are the Lemon Car Settlement Values?
The lemon car settlement values will depend on the claim, but can fall in the range of $20,000 to $200,000.
How Long Will It Take to Settle My Lemon Car Claim?
Your settlement of your lemon car claim may take around 3-5 months to put to rest. It will definitely depend on how much you have spent on expenses and losses, related to this claim.
Is My Leased Car Eligible for a Lemon Car Claim?
Yes, your lemon car claim is eligible to be reviewed under the California Lemon Laws. You can review your case with us, by calling us at the Guardian Lemon Law Group at 888.341.8537.
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Contact Us / Free Case Evaluation for a Lemon Chevrolet Vehicle
We can offer to you a free case evaluation for a lemon Chevrolet car or truck, when you find out that you have bought a lemon vehicle. You can call us at Guardian Lemon Law Group at 888.314.8537. We can go over a discussion of filing a lawsuit on your behalf, and you can talk to a lawyer with experience in the California Lemon Laws.
