Lamborghini Lemon Law Attorney

Absolutely. California's Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act makes no distinction based on vehicle price. In fact, the higher purchase price of a Lamborghini makes defects even more impactful from a financial standpoint, which strengthens your claim. Whether you own a Huracan, Urus, or Revuelto, if recurring defects cannot be repaired after a reasonable number of dealer attempts, you are entitled to a full refund or replacement under California law. Lion Lemon has successfully handled claims for exotic vehicles at every price point and will fight to protect your substantial investment.

While Lamborghini may characterize some low-speed transmission behavior as inherent to dual-clutch designs, excessive jerking, shuddering, and harsh engagement that makes the vehicle difficult to drive in traffic constitutes a substantial defect under California Lemon Law. The Song-Beverly Act considers whether the defect substantially impairs the use, value, or safety of your vehicle. If your Huracan's transmission issues make normal city driving unpleasant or unsafe, and the dealer has been unable to fix them, you have grounds for a claim. Lion Lemon understands the technical nuances of DCT systems and can effectively counter Lamborghini's attempts to normalize these problems.

Yes. There is no minimum mileage requirement to pursue a lemon law claim under California's Song-Beverly Act. Many Lamborghini owners drive their vehicles sparingly, which actually works in your favor because it demonstrates that defects appeared despite minimal use. Whether you have 2,000 or 20,000 miles on your vehicle, if it has recurring defects that the dealer cannot fix during the warranty period, you have a valid claim. The mileage offset in any potential refund would also be smaller for low-mileage vehicles, meaning you would receive a greater percentage of your purchase price back.

Lamborghini's limited dealer network in California can actually strengthen your lemon law claim. With only a handful of authorized service centers in the state, getting timely repairs can be challenging, and your vehicle may spend more days out of service waiting for appointments, parts, or specialized technicians. Every day your Lamborghini is at the dealer counts toward the 30-day out-of-service threshold under the Song-Beverly Act. Additionally, the inconvenience of traveling long distances to reach an authorized dealer further supports the argument that the defect substantially impairs your use of the vehicle.

Given the extremely high purchase prices of Lamborghini vehicles, lemon law refunds can be very substantial, often ranging from $200,000 to over $500,000 depending on the model and configuration. Your refund would include the full purchase price minus a mileage offset, plus taxes, registration fees, loan interest, and incidental expenses like rental cars. If Lamborghini is found to have willfully violated the Song-Beverly Act, you may also be awarded a civil penalty of up to two times the actual damages. Lion Lemon handles all Lamborghini lemon law claims at no cost to you, as the manufacturer is required to pay all attorney fees when you prevail.