The lemon law in California is embedded in the part of the civil code that pertains to “sale warranties” (much like in the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act). It dictates that any fully-warranted vehicle with a major defect must be repaired to satisfactory condition within a “reasonable number of attempts” by a manufacturer or dealer. If […]
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When you head out for a destination in your car, anything above three digits starts to feel like a road trip. And why shouldn’t it? A hundred miles is well beyond the distance most people are willing to commute to work (with good reason) and usually takes a little planning to drive. It’s a substantial
Twenty miles isn’t that far. It’s fewer miles than a marathon, and considerably easier to travel from the comfort of a vehicle. But it’s also not that short of a distance, not if you’re driving it all on back roads. So, just how long does it take to drive 20 miles? It greatly depends on
Five miles is a pretty quick trip. It’s even walkable for most able-bodied people. But, as short as the distance may be, how long it takes to drive 5 miles is still highly dependent on the roads you’re taking. Driving five miles down the interstate is considerably faster than driving five miles on the streets
Ten miles isn’t that far. It fits inside the boundaries of even small cities and is less than the distance many people drive to work. But, as reasonable as a 10-mile drive might be mileage-wise, how long it takes depends on the roads you’re on and the speed limits and conditions along the way. Ten
