Built tough.
Broken often?
Transmission slips, lifter failures, and electrical gremlins shouldn't be part of the deal. Get the compensation you deserve.
Download the Lemon.Law mobile app, and you can avoid speaking to a lawyer again, unless you choose to.
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Known GM Defects
General Motors vehicles often suffer from widespread powertrain and electrical issues. We've helped thousands of owners with:
Transmission shifting issues (8-speed)
Lifter failure / Engine ticking
Infotainment screen blackouts
Electrical system glitches
Brake assist failures
Start/Stop system malfunctions
Professional Grade
Legal Aid.
When your truck or SUV is in the shop more than on the road, it affects your livelihood. Don't let the dealership run out the clock on your warranty.
Lemon laws cover substantial defects that affect use, value, or safety. Your repeated transmission or engine issues likely qualify.
Your GM lemon law journey
Transmission issues, lifter failures, or electrical gremlins — here's exactly how we handle your GM claim from start to finish.
Download the App
Install Lemon.Law free on iOS or Android. Answer a few questions about your vehicle and the issues you're experiencing.
Scan Your Documents
Use your phone camera to capture repair orders, warranty paperwork, and purchase documents. The app organizes everything automatically.
We Review Your Case
Our team analyzes your documentation, repair history, and vehicle details to assess the strength of your lemon law claim.
Demand Letter Filed
We draft and send a formal demand letter directly to the manufacturer on your behalf — no lawyer needed at this stage.
30-Day Manufacturer Response Period
The manufacturer is required by law to respond to the demand letter. We monitor the deadline.
Buyback or Replacement
The manufacturer agrees to repurchase your vehicle or provide a replacement. We help coordinate the logistics — title transfer, payout, and next steps.
We Connect You With a Law Firm
Your documented GM case — repair orders, days out of service, and defect history — goes to an attorney who knows GM's warranty policies inside and out. They file the lawsuit. You've done the hard part.