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vehicle is a 2019 - 2025 and under the manufacturer’s factory warranty, or it recently expired.
Cases that are accepted are done at NO COST TO THE CONSUMER – GM pays our attorney’s fees.)
For
California Residents Only.
Do you own a new (or used under GM/Cadillac factory warranty) 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 or 2025 Cadillac Escalade that has had repeated symptoms/problems, and at least one of the symptoms/ problems has been subject to 3 or more repair attempts at the dealership during the original GM factory new vehicle 4 year/50,000 mile limited warranty, 5 year/100,000 mile extended "powertrain" warranty, or "GM Certified Pre-Owned" warranty?
A number of Cadillac Escalades have had various known mechanical, drivability, and/or safety impairment issues. If you have had multiple warranty repair attempts for the same issue, or an excessive number of days in the shop, you may have a
Cadillac Escalade that qualifies for coverage under California’s Lemon Law.
You could receive your money back or, in some cases, you may qualify for "cash and keep", receiving many thousands of dollars in cash compensation while still retaining ownership of your present Escalade!
If you feel that you meet the "3 or more
repair attempts" criteria noted above,
please call us at the toll-free number
below to receive a FREE Lemon Law case
review and evaluation of your vehicle.
We would like to stress that today’s
Cadillac Esclades are one of the highest
quality and most technologically
advanced SUV’s on the market, and that
the issues noted above will likely not
happen to most owners of these vehicles. That being said, despite a
manufacturer’s best efforts, some
Escalades will turn out to be "lemons"
by their qualifying warranty repair
histories. For these vehicles
California’s largest lemon law firm can
be a great asset to consumers in getting
their legal entitlement under the
California Lemon Law.
The California Lemon Law protects
consumers that purchase or lease new
Cadillac Escalade in the state of
California, register them here via
paying California tax and license
(registration), and have their warranty
repairs performed at factory authorized
California Cadillac dealership
locations. Consumers must keep their
warranty work receipts, or gain a
"warranty repair history" printout from
the dealership to prove the
repairs/repair visits that have taken
place.Our lemon law statute in California
provides the manufacturer of your
vehicle with a "reasonable" number of
repair attempts to rectify the
problem/symptom. The number of repair
visits necessary to be "reasonable" is
relative to how many months the car has
been in warranty service, the
description and substantiality of the
symptom/problem, and the number of miles
currently on the car. It should be noted
that contrary to what you may read in
your vehicles warranty book, California
has no requirement for "arbitration",
allowing the consumer to directly seek
and retain legal counsel to represent
them in a "lemon law" case.Manufacturer’s "Customer Assistance
Centers" give out "case numbers", which
are NOT a lemon law case, but rather
simply a reference number for the next
time you call in with a complaint. Watch out for the age-old trick of the
"dealer trade assist" or similar wording
used by some car dealers if a customer
complaints about his/her
Cadillac
Escalade that has symptoms and/or
problems.
Customers are often told "we
will get you out of your problem car and
into a new one". Don’t fall for this
time-worn consumer ploy. This is simply
the dealer trying to take your Cadillac
Escalade back in trade and sell you a
new one, taking all the negative equity
from your current Escalade
and
hiding it in the loan or lease on the
new replacement vehicle.Our California lemon law is the avenue
car buyers utilize to get their money
back, or keep the vehicle and receive a
substantial cash settlement.
Under our California statute, consumers
who buy or lease a new vehicle (or a
used Cadillac that is still under the
manufacturer’s new vehicle warranty or
"Cadillac Certified Pre-Owned" CPO
warranty program) all get to exercise
their California Lemon Law rights if
they have a qualifying repair history.We invite you to call us today.
We are
consumer advocates. We are on your
side. We have settled over
18,900 California lemon law cases.
We have 35 years of experience as we do
ONLY "lemon law cases" - no other area
of legal practice.
Yes, you can do something about
this, whether the vehicle is
currently fixed or not!
If
you own own a new (or used under GM/Cadillac factory
warranty) 2019 - 2025 Cadillac Escalade (whether the issue(s) are
fixed or not), you live in California,
and you have 3 or more documented
warranty repair orders where you have
complained about drive-ability or other
issue(s), we encourage you to call our
law firm, or use the convenient free
online case evaluation form above.
1-800-225-3666
If
your case qualifies, you are
entitled under the law to
a buyback
or substantial monetary
compensation! (You can have a lemon law case whether
the repair visits have solved the
problems or not.)
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Glendale, CA. 91203
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