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Sep 2, 2022
Recreational Vehicles
Automobile Defects

Common Keystone Camper Problems

RV camping has been at an all time high. Americans want to go RV camping, and they want to buy their own RV rather than rent it. In the past two years, the RV Industry Association recorded a significant increase in the number of shipments of RVs in the U.S., but there are signs that the RV surge is ending. Recently, Keystone RV Company announced two plant closures which they are blaming on rising fuel prices and a slowdown in sales.
Automobile Defects
Aug 26, 2022
Jeep
Automobile Defects, Lemon Law

Your New Jeep is a Lemon. What Can You Do?

Across its lineup, Jeep has problems. From the seatbelts to the steering, from the electrics to the engine, Jeep vehicles are causing headaches for new owners.
Lemon Law
Aug 22, 2022
Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep
Automobile Defects, Lemon Law

Dodge Durango Rollaway Risk and Other Dodge Problems

A recent recall warned Dodge Durango owners that defective ABS modules in some recent year models may allow the SUV to start and roll away without warning.
Lemon Law
Aug 8, 2022
General Motors, Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, Cadillac
Automobile Defects, Lemon Law

Problems with Your Chevy, Buick, GMC or Cadillac?

General Motors makes four auto brands and lots of problems. But owners of defective GM vehicles have rights under state lemon laws.
Lemon Law
Jul 29, 2022
Ford
Automobile Defects, Lemon Law

Five Ford Problems Your Lemon Lawyers See

Ford vehicles are as American as apple pie. Ford is a leading automaker in the U.S. and worldwide but lemon lawyers regularly hear complaints about this popular American brand.
Lemon Law
Jul 25, 2022
Kia
Automobile Defects, Lemon Law

Security Flaws Are Not the Only Problems in a Kia

Across the country, Kia owners are dealing with problems from security worries to total engine failure in their new Kia. We take a look at some of the problems that we lemon lawyers hear about in Kia models.
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