Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio Lemon Law

Absolutely. The Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act protects buyers and lessees of new vehicles in California, including performance SUVs. If your Stelvio Quadrifoglio has a recurring defect that the dealer cannot resolve under warranty, you may be entitled to a refund or replacement.

Yes. A malfunctioning all-wheel-drive system is a substantial defect that impairs both the safety and value of your vehicle. If the dealer has been unable to fix the AWD issue after reasonable repair attempts, California Lemon Law provides you with a remedy.

The mileage offset is calculated based on the miles driven before you first reported the defect. The formula divides those miles by 120,000, then multiplies by the purchase price. The fewer miles you drove before reporting the issue, the smaller the offset and the larger your refund.

Yes. Consistent documentation of repair attempts is essential for a strong Lemon Law case. Each visit should be recorded with a written repair order describing the defect. The more documented attempts, the clearer it becomes that the manufacturer has failed to fix the problem.