Our investigation has revealed that one or more class action lawsuits have been filed or may be imminent regarding recent model years 2017-2024 GMC Sierra trucks.

Class actions very often result in a diminished or eliminated individual California lemon law claim. While the lemon law may provide damages, penalties fees based on the purchase or lease price of the vehicle, the class action result may be limited to reimbursement for towing or repair costs or a coupon toward a trade-in.

Our investigation has revealed that recent GMC Sierra trucks years 2017-2024 commonly suffer from serious problems including problems with the transmission (including hesitation, followed by a shake, shudder, jerk, clunk, or “hard shift” when the vehicle’s automatic transmission changes gears), air conditioning system failures, problems with the engine, cooling system or powertrain, often accompanied by illumination of warning lights, problems with the electrical system, failure of the backup camera or infotainment system display screen, a problem characterized by hard brake pedal effort, problems with failed taillights and rear brake lights, and suspension problems, among other issues.

If you have experienced these or any other issues in your vehicle,
and have brought your vehicle to a GMC
or other GMC-authorized dealership two (2) or more times
while under warranty, you could have a valid “lemon law” claim.

In fact, you may have a valid claim even if you no longer own the vehicle.

The California lemon law applies to leases as well as purchased vehicles.

These claims often settle out of court,
resulting in the manufacturer buying your car back
or making a cash payment to you, and additionally
paying your attorney’s fees and costs.

The manufacturer is required to pay
the consumer’s legal fees under the lemon law.

Our firm only gets paid if you make a recovery,

whether by settlement (most cases) or court award.

If you feel your vehicle may be a lemon,
or would like us to answer any questions,
please contact us for a fast, free and
confidential evaluation at
(310) 620-8560
or by filling our form: