Ferrari SF90 Stradale Lemon Law

Yes. The Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act covers all components under the manufacturer's warranty, including the hybrid battery, electric motors, and charging systems of your SF90 Stradale. Defects in these systems that substantially impair the vehicle's use, value, or safety are fully covered under the law.

Repeated instances of limp mode or reduced power can constitute a substantial defect under California's Lemon Law, especially if the condition impairs your ability to safely operate the vehicle. If the dealer has been unable to fix this after multiple attempts, you should consult a lemon law attorney to evaluate your claim.

Under the Song-Beverly Act, claims generally must arise within the original manufacturer's warranty period. However, California's statute of limitations allows you to file a lawsuit within four years of discovering the defect. It is advisable to act promptly and document every repair visit thoroughly.

Manufacturers sometimes attempt to deny warranty claims based on track use, but under the Song-Beverly Act, they must prove that the owner's conduct directly caused the defect. If the defect is related to a manufacturing flaw rather than driver abuse, track use alone is generally not sufficient grounds to deny your claim.