California SB26: Consumer must notify manufacturer of vehicle issues and demand replacement before seeking civil penalties.
California SB26 amends civil procedure codes to establish procedures for consumers seeking restitution or replacement of a new motor vehicle. Consumers must notify the manufacturer of their name, Vehicle Identification Number, and repair history, and demand repurchase or replacement. Minor deviations in the notice do not disqualify consumers from seeking civil penalties. If the manufacturer does not offer restitution or replacement within 30 days, the consumer can sell the vehicle and seek remedies.
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