Your RV is your ticket to adventure—your home-away-from-home on wheels. So when a manufacturer sticks you with a defective rig, it’s more than just a bummer. It’s a one-way trip to Headacheville.
If your RV is spending more time in the shop than at the campground, you might just have a lemon on your hands. It’s time to put California’s RV Lemon Law to work for you—and Mission Law Group is here to help.
RVs are rolling houses, and that means there’s a lot that can go wrong. Some of the most common problems we see in RV Lemon Law cases include:
These aren’t just minor annoyances—they’re vacation-killers. And if your San Diego RV dealer’s endless repair attempts can’t seem to get your RV in road-ready shape, it’s time to put California’s RV Lemon Law to the test.
Think you might be rolling in a lemon RV? Here’s how to tell:
If you’re nodding your head, you probably have an RV lemon law case. Class A, Class C, travel trailer, toy hauler, fifth wheel—doesn’t matter. If it’s rolling on sour, Lemon Law can help. Talk to a Lemon Law lawyer to get the ball rolling.
In 2024, the California Supreme Court dropped a bombshell for used vehicle buyers. Their ruling in Rodriguez v. FCA US LLC basically said that Lemon Law protections no longer apply to most used vehicles—though there may still be relief for certain manufacturer-certified pre-owned (CPO) vehicles.
What does this mean for used RV buyers? If you bought a non-CPO used RV, even if it was sold with a third-party extended warranty, you likely can’t pursue a Lemon Law claim for defects. The one hope is if your used RV came with a valid manufacturer-backed CPO warranty and:
If your CPO RV meets all those criteria, you might still have a shot at Lemon Law relief. But for all other used RV buyers, Lemon Law is probably off the table after the 2024 decision.
Don’t roll the dice on a used RV without understanding your rights. If you think your rig might qualify for Lemon Law protection, get a San Diego Lemon Law attorney in your corner from mile one.
At Mission Law Group, here’s our action plan:
And here’s the best part—you don’t pay us a penny out of pocket. We work on contingency, which means we only get paid if we win for you. That’s how much we believe in fighting for RV owners’ Lemon Law rights.
Looking for information about your specific RV brand? We handle San Diego Lemon Law claims for all major RV manufacturers, including:
Trying to tackle an RV Lemon Law claim on your own is like trying to parallel park a 40-footer without power steering. Here’s why you need a seasoned San Diego Lemon Law pro on your squad:
At Mission Law Group, we know that when life gives you a lemon RV, you don’t want lemonade—you want justice and fast. Our team will put the pedal to the metal to get you the strongest, speediest recovery possible under California’s RV Lemon Law.
Think your RV might qualify for California Lemon Law protection? Don’t just sit idle—here’s your roadmap to relief:
The sooner you shift your claim into gear, the better your chances of getting top dollar for your defective RV. Don’t let a lemon motorhome or trailer make roadkill out of your dreams—shake a taillight and get help now.
If your RV has gone from dream machine to rolling disaster, you don’t have to fight alone. Let Mission Law Group’s San Diego RV Lemon Law attorneys help you get the justice you deserve.
Call or submit our online form today to get your no-cost, no-obligation case evaluation. We’ll decode your RV’s rap sheet, break down your Lemon Law rights, and craft a custom battle plan to get you rolling toward recovery.
Remember, our services cost you nothing upfront—we only get paid if we squeeze a win from your lemon. You’ve got nothing to lose and everything to gain.
Your dream RV. Your road warrior spirit. Your Lemon Law rights. The open road is calling—let Mission Law Group help you answer with confidence. Taillights on, let’s roll!
*Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Each case is unique, and results may vary based on individual circumstances.
You’ve got 4 years from when you first noticed (or should’ve noticed) the defect. But the fresher your claim, the tastier the outcome—so don’t dawdle.
Think big things like slide-outs that won’t budge, total electrical failure, major league leaks, or anything that makes the RV unsafe or undrivable. Minor dings and boo-boos generally don’t count.
Technically yes, but it’s risky. The manufacturer might try to blame you for the problems. Your lawyer can help you weigh the pros and cons based on your RV’s specific issues.
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