In a list released by The Consumer Federation of America, (CFA) autos topped the list of consumer complaints.  The CFA is an association of non-profit consumer organizations that protect the interests of consumers through research, advocacy, and education.  The CFA’s list comes from a survey of 38 consumer agencies about the kinds of complaints they receive each year.

According to this list of complaints, people putting their hard-earned money into a purchasing a vehicle only to find out they bought a lemon was the most frustrating for consumers in 2011.

If you have bought a lemon please give my office, The Law Offices of Todd M. Friedman a call today at (877) 449-8898.

Published: December 27, 2012

Updated: March 28, 2025


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