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California
Ford & Lincoln Lemon Law Attorney

Ford/Lincoln markets reliability and rugged performance—but if your F‑150, Explorer, Escape, Nautilus Rese, Navigator, or any other Ford/Lincoln spends more time at the dealership than in your driveway, you may have a lemon on your hands.

Call now to get started: (213) 351-3513
Cha Cha Cha Law helps California owners and lessees use the state’s Lemon Law to demand a refund. We deal directly with Ford/Lincoln and its manufacturers.

From your first call to final resolution, we handle the paperwork, coordinate vehicle inspections, and pursue all remedies available under California’s Lemon Law—including a repurchase, replacement, or cash compensation, plus recovery of your attorney’s fees—so you can get back on the road with confidence.

Common Ford/Lincoln Defects We See

  • Under-hood fire risk due to safety-related recalls
  • Faulty software systems, requiring multiple updates
  • Power window failures, including defective regulators and motors
  • Leaking rear shocks, affecting ride quality and control
  • Battery failure, leading to starting issues and system malfunctions
  • “Battery saver” warning, indicating potential charging system faults
  • Electric parking brake wiring defects, addressed by manufacturer recall
  • Windshield wiper motor malfunction, compromising visibility and safety
  • Brake issues, including worn rear pads and rotors requiring early replacement
  • Transmission slipping, traced to failed internal seal and burnt fluid
  • Transmission disassembly and repair, due to drivetrain performance issues
  • Infotainment screen freezing, becoming unresponsive and disabling audio
  • Loss of sound system functionality, requiring vehicle restart
  • Persistent infotainment hardware failure, confirmed by diagnostic testing

A look at our resolved cases:

2021 Ford Escape Hybrid

The vehicle has had multiple recalls including under-hood fire risks and software updates, as well as recurring window malfunctions requiring regulator and motor replacements. Other issues included leaking rear shocks, a battery failure, and a “battery saver” warning message.

2021 Ford F-150

The vehicle has had multiple recalls addressed, including for the electric parking brake wiring harness and windshield wiper motor. Additionally, it experienced serious braking issues requiring replacement of rear pads and rotors, and transmission slipping, which was traced to a failed seal and burnt fluid. The transmission assembly was disassembled and repaired.

2022 Ford Explorer (SS PRO FLOORING)

The 2022 Ford Explorer (VIN #1FM5K8GC1NGC37976) has had ongoing issues with its audio and infotainment system, resulting in multiple service visits. On April 5, 2023, with 7,177 miles, the vehicle was brought in because the radio screen would freeze, become unresponsive to touch, and produce no sound. The customer had to restart the vehicle to reset the system. A multi-point inspection was performed, but no clear resolution is noted. The vehicle returned on August 8, 2023, at 17,645 miles for an IPMA programming update, and again only a multi-point inspection was recorded. A third visit occurred sometime before the promise date of October 10, 2023, at 21,537 miles, for a recurring audio issue. During that visit, the dealer performed a master reset and hardware test, which failed, indicating a persistent hardware fault. No official out dates or repair completions are listed on the records.

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Think your Ford might be a lemon? Contact Cha Cha Cha Law today.

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