Do I have a case with a lemon law?

[81artmonk]

I purchased a new 2006 dodge truck in california. Within a 15 month period I have had the vehicle in for repair 5 times. 3 for the A/C, once for the brakes and once for a melted taillight.


The A/C compressor completely destroyed itself internally while on a long trip. After a month, it stopped blowing cold air. About 2 weeks later, I returned it again to the dealership for the same problem which they in turn have now fixed.
The brakes failed coming down a mountain from a weekend getaway, which the dealer claims was from snow Chain damage, which isn't the case, but repaired it anyway.

Finally the drivers side tail light melted. Requiring a new unit.

They have repiared everything, yet I am concerned about the number of times my vehicle has needed repair in such a sort amount of time considering I purchased it new.

My limited knowledge of the california lemon laws, leads me to believe that since I haven't had multiple repairs on the same issue I don't fall under the law. However, I need to know, if even multiple repairs on a number of issues still provides me a case for a lemon law??

If not, what legal recourse do I have if any? The dealership is blowing this off as nothing. Their claim is they have repaired the vehicle and regardless of how many times, they have fixed it.

My issue is, when the warranty is up and this truck falls apart, I am left standing with a rather large repair bill, and still in debt for paying it off. Any help would be greatly appreciated.