Other: 1 published Texas decision
1 of the 866 decisions TxDMV publishes ended this way. Every record below links the order it was read from.
Everything the outcome taxonomy could not code from the order itself. In practice this is where the never-guess rule shows up on the page: where the state publishes a document truncated and the ORDER section is simply missing from the file, the outcome is recorded as Other rather than inferred from the rest of the document.
Coding a missing order from the Conclusions of Law that precede it would be inference presented as record. The document is linked below; read it and draw your own conclusion, which is a different thing from this site printing one.
This is not a census of Texas lemon vehicles, and no number on this page is a defect rate. Confidential settlements, manufacturer buybacks agreed before a hearing, and complaints withdrawn along the way never enter this corpus at all and are structurally invisible to it. What is counted here is contested proceedings that reached a published decision, which is a small and non-random slice of everything that goes wrong with a vehicle in Texas.
A manufacturer with more decisions here is not "more of a lemon" than one with fewer. It may simply have sold far more units in Texas, or its owners may be likelier to push a dispute to a contested hearing rather than settle. There is no sales or registration denominator behind these counts, so the division that would turn them into a rate cannot be done, and this site does not publish one.
Every "Other" decision
1 recordNewest decision first. Every row links the source document it was read from.
Source PDF 2014 Chevrolet Spark LS
intermittent shutoff, high oil consumption, sluggish performance and engine noise Other