Automobile Warranties

The Consumer Arbitration Program (CAP-Motors) is a free service for owners of automobiles with warranty disputes.

The CAP-Motors program offers mediation and arbitration to eligible consumers and participating manufacturers. These services, provided by experienced professionals, help resolve disputes involving vehicles covered under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act and applicable state lemon laws, within 40 days.

Mediation

In mediation, the parties are invited to discuss the dispute and jointly develop a resolution with the assistance of a neutral third party. Mediation often precedes arbitration. The mediation component is a voluntary process available when requested by both parties.

Arbitration

In arbitration, the parties bring their case to an attorney Arbitrator who reviews the complaint and makes a decision. During this step the consumer and manufacturer present their cases to the Arbitrator at a mutually agreed upon location. In order to make his decision, the Arbitrator will review all supporting documents provided by the parties. Once accepted by the consumer, arbitrated decisions are binding on the manufacturer.

Neutrals

The Arbitrators and Mediators are professional attorneys trained on the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, local state lemon laws, and the specific rules and guidelines of the CAP-Motors program.

To view the CAP-Motors Program Brochure:

National Program Guide

California Program Guide

To file a CAP-Motors claim:

This program is currently available to owners of Porsche Cars North America products.

For consumers who are seeking more information regarding the Ford Powershift Transmission Class Action or the Chrysler Pacifica Class Action, please visit the official arbitration website at: www.consumerarbitrationprogram.com.

CAP Motors 2022 Program Statistics

 

The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only. For further information, click on the following link, Disclaimer.