Kawasaki Vehicle Problems? You're Not Alone
Kawasaki Lemon Law Claims in California
If you’re dealing with a defective Kawasaki vehicle in California, you have important legal rights under state and federal warranty laws.
At Mission Law Group, we have successfully represented numerous clients in claims against Kawasaki, helping them obtain the compensation they deserve.
Recent data from California courts paints a shocking picture. Here’s what stands out:
If you’re tired of dealing with the same problems, it might not just be bad luck—it could be a lemon. Know your rights.
If you’re experiencing any of these recurring problems with your Kawasaki vehicle:
You may have a strong lemon law case against Kawasaki.
Your Kawasaki vehicle might qualify as a lemon if:
California’s Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act (Cal. Civ. Code § 1793.2) provides strong protections for consumers who purchase or lease defective vehicles.
Under this law, Kawasaki must either replace your defective vehicle or provide a refund if they cannot repair it after a reasonable number of attempts during the warranty period.
You may have a valid lemon law claim if:
Dealing with a problematic Kawasaki vehicle can be frustrating, especially when you’re told things like:
“This is normal for your vehicle”
Reality check: If your car isn’t working properly and it’s affecting how you use it, its value, or your safety – that’s not “normal.” California law protects you against substantial defects, regardless of what’s considered “normal” for that model.
“Just let us try one more repair”
Here’s the truth: You don’t have to keep giving endless repair chances. Our attorneys understand you have a life outside attempting to get the manufacturer to fix your car. Four (4) times to fix the same problem or being without your vehicle for over 30 days is just plain unreasonable.
“This isn’t a serious enough problem”
Don’t let anyone minimize your concerns. If the problem makes your car less useful, less valuable, or less safe, it could qualify under lemon law – even if the dealership doesn’t think it’s “serious enough.”
“Your modifications voided your rights”
Not so fast. Unless your modifications actually caused the problem, you still have rights under California’s lemon law. Simple modifications don’t automatically disqualify your claim.
Look, we get it. When you’re told these things by people who seem knowledgeable, it’s easy to feel discouraged. But you have real rights under California law, and we’re here to help you understand and protect them.
We know dealing with a defective vehicle is frustrating and stressful. Here’s our straightforward path to helping you get relief:
Don’t keep dealing with your defective Kawasaki vehicle alone. Contact us for a free consultation – in a successful case the manufacturer pays your legal fees.
While California’s lemon law protections are strong, there are time limits for filing your claim. Generally, you should report problems during your vehicle’s warranty period, though claims can sometimes be filed after warranty expiration if the issues were documented during coverage.
Don’t continue struggling with a defective Kawasaki vehicle. Contact Mission Law Group today for a free consultation about your lemon law rights. Our experienced attorneys will evaluate your case and explain your options for pursuing compensation.
We serve clients throughout California dealing with problematic Kawasaki vehicles, including:
Take the first step toward resolving your Kawasaki lemon law claim. Call or complete our online form to schedule your free consultation. We’ll help you understand your rights and fight for the compensation you deserve.
The information provided here is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Results may vary depending on the specific circumstances of your case.
In California, Kawasaki motorcycles, including the Ninja, Z series, Vulcan, Versys, and KLR650, may qualify under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act (California’s Lemon Law) if they have substantial defects that impair their use, value, or safety and the manufacturer cannot fix the issue after a reasonable number of repair attempts.
Kawasaki’s denial does not mean you have no case. Manufacturers often deny valid claims in hopes that consumers will give up. If your Kawasaki has recurring issues, safety concerns, or excessive time in the repair shop, you can still pursue a claim under California’s Lemon Law.
Nothing upfront. Kawasaki pays all attorney fees in a successful case.
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