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Chevrolet
Auto Recalls, Automobile Defects

Is My Chevy Bolt a Fire Hazard?

Yes. It’s as simple as that. Because every single Chevrolet Bolt ever sold in the U.S. has been recalled because of the risk of a battery fire. That’s over 100,000 vehicles in the U.S. alone.
Auto Recalls
Ducati
Automobile Defects, Breach of Warranty, Lemon Law

Are Problems With Your Ducati Motorcycle Ruining Your Summer Ride?

If you are frustrated by problems with your new Ducati motorcycle, you have options. You are not at the mercy of poor customer service and dealers who deny that the problem even exists. The law protects you.
Automobile Defects
Recreational Vehicles
Automobile Defects, Breach of Warranty

Are Your RV Repairs Taking Too Long?

The RV industry is booming. With many people still working from home, and an increased demand for “socially distanced” vacation options, Americans are turning to the RV. However, the waiting times for purchasing new RVs and repairing used RVs is putting a dampener on many vacation plans.
Breach of Warranty
Chevrolet
Automobile Defects

Is Your Chevy Dealer Blaming Throttle Lag on the Drive-By-Wire System?

Chevrolet is again facing complaints about delayed acceleration response or throttle lag, particularly from owners of Silverado and Malibu models. This complaint is not new to the Chevy brand. Over the years, there have been complaints about sluggish acceleration in multiple models in the Chevrolet line-up. Chevy dealers frequently blame throttle lag on the drive-by-wire system but sometimes this excuse is hiding flaws in design or manufacture that put Chevy owners, or their wallets, at risk.
Automobile Defects
Dealer Fraud

More Complaints About CarShop as Used Car Sales Increase

CarShop is a used car retailer with dealerships in Pennsylvania and New Jersey in the U.S., as well as locations in the U.K. CarShop was previously known as CarSense in the U.S., but was acquired by the Penske Automotive Group in 2016, and rebranded globally as CarShop in March 2021. Penske Automotive now has 6 CarShop locations in the U.S. and 11 CarShop locations in the U.K.
Dealer Fraud
Audi, Volkswagen
Breach of Warranty, Lemon Law

Growing Pains of the Audi e-tron Cause Frustration and Expense for New Owners

The e-tron Quattro concept was first revealed by Audi at the 2016 Frankfurt Auto show. It introduced a series of electric and hybrid cars from the German automaker in line with parent company Volkswagen’s commitment to electrify its entire line-up of cars by 2030. The first fully electric Audi did not hit the U.S. market until 2019 with the Audi e-tron. New for 2022, Audi is adding the smaller, more affordable, Audi Q4 e-tron compact SUV and Sportback to its e-tron line-up. Like many electric vehicles, or EVs, the e-tron has had a bumpy start in life, with the Audi e-tron problems starting from the moment the electric car was announced. Even the e-tron unveiling planned for August 2018 in Belgium was abruptly canceled following the arrest in Germany of CEO Rupert Stadler in connection with the Volkswagen diesel emissions scandal.
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