Genesis G90 Lemon Law

The purchase price does not affect your eligibility under Song-Beverly, but it does impact the recovery amount. You are entitled to a refund of the full purchase price, including all financing charges, fees, and incidental damages, minus only the mileage offset. Higher-priced vehicles like the G90 result in proportionally larger refunds.

You are not obligated to accept Genesis's initial offer. Under Song-Beverly, the buyback must include the full purchase price, all collateral charges, and incidental and consequential damages, minus only the mileage offset. A California lemon law attorney can review the offer at no cost to you since the manufacturer must pay attorney fees if you prevail.

Yes. You may still file a Song-Beverly claim even after selling or trading in your G90, as long as the defects existed during the warranty period while you owned the vehicle. However, your recovery may be limited to the diminished value or restitution amount rather than a vehicle replacement. Consult an attorney promptly to preserve your rights.

Absolutely. Each warranty repair for the same or related defect counts as a separate repair attempt under Song-Beverly. If the replacement rear steering system fails again, that would be your second repair attempt for the same substantial defect, which meets the threshold for a presumption that your G90 is a lemon under California law.