Client's vehicle suffered from a transmission shudder/grinding noise/lack of power. After several clutch and seal replacements the manufacturer was unable to repair the defect. Client received a full refund of his down payment, monthly payments and their loan was paid off after return of the vehicle.

Plaintiff sought a repurchase pursuant to the New Jersey Lemon Law for his 2007 KIA Sedona or monetary damages under the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act for the diminution in value of his vehicle. Plaintiff's vehicle experienced water leaks, the first two (2) leaks occurred within one (1) month of each other, the third water leak occurred one (1) year later. Plaintiff also had one (1) repair attempt for a "no start" condition and one (1) complaint for inoperable electric doors. After only being awarded four thousand dollars ($4,000.00) by an arbitration panel, Plaintiff was awarded a statutory repurchase for their three (3) year old vehicle (full refund of all payments and costs) by a unanimous jury award pursuant to the New Jersey Lemon Law.

The client was experiencing problems with the vehicle's transmission. The manufacturer was not able to correct the problem. A full buy back was issued.

The client's Camry was experiencing complications with the air conditioning unit. As a result, mold began to grow inside the vehicle. The problem was deemed unrepairable.

The client's SUV was having trouble with the air conditioning and mold began to grow inside the vehicle. The problem was irreversible. The manufacturer was forced to buy back the vehicle.

The client's SUV was suffering from continuous loss of power. The manufacturer was unable to repair the vehicle.