VW Diesel Settlement
Volkswagen has agreed to a settlement that will send $10 billion to owners. How much of that can you expect?
Research Guides for Car Owners
Car problems are a frustrating reality for most of us. Given all the moving parts and the increased dependence on electronics, something is bound to go wrong.
Let's Talk About Technical Service Bulletins (TSBs)
How these simple documents can unlock information about your car.
Your Guide to the Takata Recalls
Up to 70 million cars in the United States will need to be recalled because they contain dangerous and defective airbag inflators from Takata.
7 Tips for Trade-Ins
Trading in your car is never going to get you as much as a private sale, but you can close the gap. Here's how.
The Salt Belt States
Road salt. It's great for melting ice, and awful for just about everything else.
Some Outside Help
Outside of CarComplaints.com there are multiple resources for researching car problems, getting advice or seeking legal council. We've collected a few of our favorites below.
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Research Tools and Sites
Ask a question about how to fix a common problem, look for a mechanic or research more complaints about your car with these trusted sites and services
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How to Contact Manufacturers
If you have questions about the status of a recall, have a serious defect to report, or just want to reiterate what you've already complained about online you can contact the manufacturers directly.
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Lemon Law
Lemon law rights are defined by each state as well as the written warranty of each vehicle. These rights are generally greater than what the manufacturer or dealer will admit to.
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Legal Information
If you think your car is a lemon, there are people available to help with class action lawsuits and general consultation.
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Consumer Advocacy
Consumer Advocacy groups exist to help protect and speak up for the consumer. They are a great resource if you feel like you've been taken advantage of by your manufacturer or feel like there's a serious defect with your vehicle.