• Covered Vehicles:

  • New, used, or leased Chevrolets still under the original or extended factory warranty.

• Substantial Defect:

  • The issue must impair the vehicle’s use, value, or safety.

  • Common Chevrolet defects include:

    • Transmission failures (especially in Silverado, Equinox, Traverse)

    • Electrical system glitches

    • Engine stalling or overheating

    • Safety system malfunctions (airbags, brakes, sensors)

• Repair Attempts:

  • The manufacturer or dealership must have made a reasonable number of attempts to fix the issue, typically:

    • 2 attempts for a serious safety defect

    • 4 attempts for the same non-safety defect

    • Or the vehicle is out of service for 30+ cumulative days due to repairs

• Timeframe:

  • The defect must occur within 18 months of delivery or before 18,000 miles, though coverage may extend if the warranty is still active

 Your Rights Under California Lemon Law

       If your Chevrolet qualifies, you may be entitled to

• A full refund (buyback)

• A replacement vehicle

• Or cash compensation