The owner of this 2024 Toyota Tundra 4WD began experiencing serious engine-related defects shortly after purchase. The vehicle developed a loud misfire during startup, creating significant concerns about the reliability and safety of the truck. Further inspection revealed metal debris circulating throughout the engine due to a defective crankshaft assembly.
Because of the severity of the defect, the engine required a complete replacement.
Under California’s Lemon Law, consumers may be entitled to a statutory repurchase of their defective vehicle, including reimbursement for down payment amounts, monthly payments, towing expenses, rental vehicle costs, and other damages. The manufacturer is also responsible for paying the consumer’s attorney’s fees and costs.
You do not have to take on the manufacturer alone.
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