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Lemon Law Lawyer for Lincoln Aviator Vehicles

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Not all Lincoln Aviators are made the same. If you’ve recently purchased or leased a Lincoln Aviator and have found yourself returning to the service department more than anticipated during the manufacturer’s warranty period, your vehicle might be a lemon. It’s a common issue, with approximately 1% of all vehicles sold or leased in California turning out to be lemons. If you suspect your Lincoln Aviator falls into this category, you have rights as a consumer that need to be protected. The Lemon Law Associates of California are here to help. By reaching out to us, you can better understand your potential entitlement to a refund, a replacement vehicle, or cash compensation, in addition to covering reasonable attorney fees and costs.

If you believe your Lincoln Aviator is a lemon, it is crucial not to delay seeking expert advice. Make sure to take your vehicle to a certified Lincoln or Ford dealership to ensure that your complaints are properly documented in the repair orders. It is equally important to keep copies of all relevant documents, such as repair orders, the purchase contract or lease agreement, and your current vehicle registration. By consulting with the experienced team at Lemon Law Associates of California, you will receive guidance through each step of the lemon law process. Our attorneys have successfully assisted numerous California consumers with obtaining refunds, replacement vehicles, and cash settlements. We are available 24/7, ready to support you through every aspect of your lemon law claim, ensuring that you receive the justice and compensation you deserve.

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How Does The Lemon Law Work In California?

Common Problems With Lincoln Aviator

### 1. Transmission Issues

Many Lincoln Aviator owners have reported problems with the vehicle’s transmission. These issues often involve rough or delayed shifting, which can affect the car’s drivability. Some users have also experienced complete transmission failure, necessitating expensive repairs or replacements. These issues are most frequently noted in earlier models, though they can affect newer ones as well. [Source](https://www.carcomplaints.com/Lincoln/Aviator/)

### 2. Electrical System Malfunctions

The Lincoln Aviator is known for having various electrical system glitches. Owners have reported problems with the infotainment system, including unresponsive touchscreens and connectivity issues with smartphones. Furthermore, occasional failures in the vehicle’s electrical components, such as power windows and lighting, have been documented. [Source](https://www.cars.com/articles/)

### 3. Suspension Problems

Issues with the Aviator’s suspension system are not uncommon, often manifesting as a rough or overly firm ride. Some drivers have noted strange noises when driving over bumps or during steering, which can indicate a failing suspension component. These problems can lead to decreased ride comfort and potential safety risks if not addressed promptly. [Source](https://www.vehiclehistory.com/)

### 4. Braking System Concerns

The braking system in certain Lincoln Aviator models has been a source of frustration for many owners. Complaints include premature wear of brake pads and rotors, as well as brake noise and occasional failures of the electronic brake system. Proper maintenance and timely replacements are necessary to avoid exacerbating these problems. [Source](https://www.consumerreports.org/)

### 5. Engine Performance Troubles

Some Aviator models have been plagued with engine performance issues. Owners report experiencing sudden power loss, stalling, and knocking noises coming from the engine bay. These issues can lead to reduced vehicle performance and efficiency, as well as potential safety concerns. Regular engine checks and maintenance can help mitigate these risks. [Source](https://www.nhtsa.gov/)

### 6. Air Conditioning Failures

Several owners have faced problems with the vehicle’s air conditioning system. Complaints usually involve the system only blowing warm air, lack of airflow, or complete system failure. Such issues often require component replacements or expensive repairs, especially if there is a refrigerant leak. [Source](https://www.edmunds.com/)

### 7. Fuel System Flaws

Fuel system issues, such as leaks and faulty fuel pumps, have been reported by Lincoln Aviator owners. These problems can cause various symptoms, including poor fuel economy, hesitation during acceleration, and even engine misfires. Addressing fuel system issues promptly is crucial to prevent more severe damage. [Source](https://www.transportation.gov/)

By being aware of these common issues, prospective buyers and current owners can better understand the maintenance needs of the Lincoln Aviator and ensure a smoother, safer driving experience.

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Lincoln Aviator Lemon Law Eligibility and Coverage

Who is Covered Under the California Lemon Law?

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California Lemon Law and Lincoln Aviator Owners

The California Lemon Law provides protections for Lincoln Aviator owners who experience persistent issues with their vehicles. If your Aviator encounters repeated problems that affect its safety, value, or utility, and those issues persist after a reasonable number of repair attempts, you may be entitled to remedies under the Lemon Law.

How Lemon Law Associates of California Can Help

Lemon Law Associates of California specializes in helping consumers like you navigate the complexities of the Lemon Law. They can assist in determining whether your Lincoln Aviator qualifies as a lemon and guide you through the legal process to seek either a replacement vehicle or a refund.

Criteria for Qualification

  • The vehicle must have a substantial defect covered by the warranty that persists after a reasonable number of repair attempts.
  • The first repair attempt for the issue must be within 18 months or 18,000 miles of delivery, whichever comes first.

Steps to Document the Process

  1. Keep Detailed Records: Store all repair orders, receipts, and communications with the dealership regarding your vehicle’s issues.
  2. Document Repair Attempts: Keep a record of each time your vehicle is serviced, including the dates, nature of the problem, and any repair attempts made.
  3. Monitor Problem Recurrence: Note if and when the problem reoccurs after each repair attempt, including how it affects the vehicle’s use, value, or safety.
  4. Contact Lemon Law Associates of California: Reach out to the firm for a consultation to evaluate your case and understand your rights under the California Lemon Law.
  5. Prepare for Legal Proceedings: With the assistance of Lemon Law Associates, compile your documentation and prepare to negotiate with the manufacturer or take legal action if necessary.

By following these steps and partnering with Lemon Law Associates of California, Lincoln Aviator owners can effectively pursue their rights and potential remedies under the California Lemon Law.

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What Vehicles are Covered?

The California Lemon Law covers a diverse array of vehicles, ensuring that consumers are protected regardless of the type of vehicle they purchase or lease. This includes:

  • New vehicles purchased or leased in California
  • Recreational vehicles (RVs)
  • Vans
  • Trucks
  • Motorcycles
  • Certain business vehicles

To qualify, the vehicle must be registered in California within 12 months of its original delivery and must have a “non-conformity” that substantially impairs its use, value, or safety. This comprehensive coverage ensures that whether you’re driving a family car, a work truck, or an RV, you have legal recourse if your vehicle turns out to be a lemon.

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Lincoln Aviator FAQs

You’ve probably heard the term lemon discussed and know that you are protected under the California Lemon Law, but you might not know the exact details of the law. The California Lemon Law is actually a group of laws that fall under the umbrella of the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act. When signed into law in 1970, the act required all manufacturers to repurchase or replace defective items which could not be repaired after a reasonable number of attempts. The California Lemon Law applies to many different consumer products, but it most often applies to vehicles. Song-Beverly doesn’t require a specific number of repair attempts for motor vehicles, but it provides the following criteria for determining whether a new vehicle is a lemon:

If the following occurs within 18 months of purchase or lease or before the vehicle has 18,000 miles on its odometer, the law presumes the vehicle is a lemon:

  • The manufacturer or its agents (typically a dealership) have tried to repair a dangerous or deadly warranty issue two or more times.
  • The manufacturer or dealership has tried to fix the same warranty issue four or more times.
  • The vehicle has spent an aggregate total of 30 days in the shop for warranty problems.
  • Warranty issues are not a result of abuse, and they substantially reduce the use, value, or safety of the vehicle to the owner.

The California Lemon Law also applies to used vehicles under warranty by the manufacturer or the dealer. If you suspect your vehicle is a lemon, your attorney will guide you through the process and advise you on what parts of the Lemon Law apply to your individual situation. The Lemon Law covers the following new and used vehicles sold or leased in California:

  • Cars, trucks, SUVs, and vans
  • The chassis, chassis cab, and drivetrain of an RV or motorhome
  • Dealer-owned vehicles and demo cars
  • Business vehicles
  • Personal vehicles

You aren’t required to have an attorney to make a California Lemon Law claim, but Lincoln manufacturers and dealers are faster to respond if you do, and you are more likely to get a positive outcome if you have a lawyer in your corner. Here are some of the ways in which Lemon Law Associates of California can help you with your Lincoln Aviator claim:

  • Deadlines. Filing a claim and handling communication with all of the involved parties during the process involves meeting many deadlines. Manufacturers will use missing these deadlines as grounds to deny your claim. We will make sure you meet any deadlines associated with your claim.
  • Eligibility. Not all defects are protected under the Lemon Law. Your attorney will verify your eligibility under California law.
  • Expertise. Our firm focuses exclusively on Lemon Law claims, so we have in-depth knowledge to answer your questions and guide you through the claims process.
  • Client service. We prioritize client service by providing exceptional representation and keeping you abreast of developments in your case. We also pride ourselves on our availability and accessibility.
  • Advocacy. We advocate for your rights against automakers and dealers to make sure that you secure justice.
  • Save time and money. You’ve already spent a great deal of money on a vehicle that is new to you. Dealing with a lemon costs additional time and money. In many cases, we can resolve your case quickly, without going to trial, so you can go about life as usual.

The California Lemon Law covers a wide range of vehicles, which includes all Lincoln vehicles. The law applies to both new and used vehicles, as long as they are covered by a manufacturer’s warranty.

If your Lemon Law case is successful, you could be entitled to a refund of your purchase price or lease payments, a replacement vehicle, or another form of compensation. The specifics depend on the details of your case and the applicable laws.

Starting the process is easy. You can begin by contacting us through our website or by phone. Our team will review the details of your case, discuss your options, and guide you through the necessary steps to initiate your Lemon Law claim.

While it’s possible to pursue a Lemon Law claim without legal representation, manufacturers often have experienced legal teams on their side. Having a skilled Lemon Law attorney increases your chances of securing a favorable outcome and ensuring your rights are protected throughout the process.

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Ms. Susan A. Yeck

36 Years of Experience in Lemon Law

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Lemon Law Associates of California specializes in helping consumers recover expenses or damages related to their Lincoln and Lincoln Aviator lemon vehicles under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act (Civil Code Section 1790 et seq.). A vehicle is considered a “Lemon” if a defect or “nonconformity” substantially impairs its use, value, and/or safety. This Act covers not only cars but also motorcycles if street legal, RV chassis, and motor homes’ propulsion parts.

If Lincoln fails to repair the vehicle after a sufficient number of attempts, as determined by the type of problem and unique circumstances, the consumer may be eligible for a full buyback (repurchase) or a replacement of the lemon vehicle. Additionally, the Act offers a replacement remedy for other consumer goods like boats, travel trailers, or 5th wheels.

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Lemon Law Attorneys for Lincoln Aviator Vehicles

When you need a lemon law lawyer in California for your Lincoln Aviator, our firm is the statewide leader in the representation of consumers against auto manufacturers for “lemon law claims.”

Unfortunately, a small percent of Lincoln vehicles have problems or “nonconformities” which substantially impair the use, value, and safety of these new or used Lincoln vehicle.These nonconforming Lincoln vehicles are “lemons” under California’s Lemon Law, the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act.

Even used Lincoln vehicles can qualify as lemons. Let our California lemon law lawyers with a proven track record help you fight for your lemon law rights as a California consumer. Seek compensation today!