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Transmission slips, lifter failures, and electrical gremlins shouldn't be part of the deal. Get the compensation you deserve.

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Sound familiar?

The phrases your GM service advisor keeps using — the ones that mean the problem isn't getting fixed.

“Operating as designed.”

— the GM service advisor's favorite

“A lot of trucks do that.”

— the one that's never in writing

“Could not duplicate the issue.”

— after a week in the shop

“We flushed the transmission fluid.”

— the third time

“Goodwill repair — one-time courtesy.”

— after your fourth visit

“We opened a case number for you.”

— from GM Customer Care, then silence

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GM opted in. You're on the fast track.

A 30-day pre-suit notice starts a 60-day window for GM to buy back or replace your vehicle — weeks, not 12–24 months of litigation.

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Your GM case, on the 60-day clock

The torque converter shudder, the 10-speed hesitation, the “operating as designed” service notes — these are the fact patterns California's fast track was built to resolve. Once your documentation is in order, the clock starts.

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Your GM lemon law journey

Transmission issues, lifter failures, or electrical gremlins — here's exactly how your GM claim works from start to finish.

A growing stack of repair orders — each one a visit that counts toward a lemon-law case

  1. Something is defective.

    You bring the car in. It has a lingering issue.

  2. You make a 2nd repair attempt.

    Every return visit is another repair order — even the ones where nothing got fixed.

  3. Your case builds itself.

    Track your progress in our app, and when your case is ready we draft your demand letter.

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Common questions

My transmission shudders but the dealer says it's "normal for the 8-speed." Is that a lemon law issue?
It can be. A shudder that affects drivability is a substantial defect under most state lemon laws, even if the dealer calls it normal. What matters is whether the problem impairs your vehicle's use, safety, or value. If you've brought it in and they haven't fixed it, that counts.
How many times does my truck need to go in for the same repair?
Most states require two or more repair attempts for the same defect, or 30+ cumulative days out of service. Some states set the bar lower for safety-related problems. Our free case review checks your specific situation against your state's rules.
Does this work for Chevrolet and Cadillac too, or just GMC?
Yes. Lemon laws apply to the manufacturer, not the badge. GM makes GMC, Chevrolet, Cadillac, and Buick. If your Silverado, Escalade, or Enclave has a recurring defect, the same protections apply.
I bought it used. Can I still qualify?
It depends on your state. Some states cover used vehicles if they were still under the original manufacturer warranty when the defect appeared. Others have separate used-car lemon laws. Our free check factors this in.
Will this cost me anything?
No. The qualification check is free. If your case moves forward, lemon law attorneys work on contingency. The manufacturer pays their fees if you win. You pay nothing out of pocket.

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