Ferrari 812 Superfast Lemon Law

Yes. A recall does not prevent you from filing a lemon law claim under the Song-Beverly Act. If the recall repair does not resolve the issue or if the defect has caused additional problems, you may still pursue a claim. The recall actually serves as evidence that the manufacturer acknowledged a defect in your vehicle.

If the rear window cracking is a manufacturing defect and occurs within the warranty period, it is covered under the Song-Beverly Act. A single occurrence may not qualify on its own, but if it recurs after replacement or is combined with other defects, it strengthens your case for a lemon law claim.

No. The Song-Beverly Act applies equally to all new vehicles sold or leased in California, regardless of production volume or exclusivity. Ferrari must honor its warranty and comply with the Lemon Law whether your vehicle is mass-produced or part of a limited run.

Yes. Under the Song-Beverly Act, if you prevail in your lemon law claim, the manufacturer is required to pay your reasonable attorney fees and costs. This provision exists to ensure that consumers can access legal representation without financial barriers, even against well-resourced manufacturers like Ferrari.