Lamborghini Huracán Lemon Law

It can be. A transmission defect that causes shuddering substantially impairs the vehicle's use and potentially its safety. If the dealer cannot resolve the issue within a reasonable number of warranty repair attempts, your Huracán may be a lemon under the Song-Beverly Act.

The Song-Beverly Act covers vehicles used primarily on public roads. If your Huracán is registered and driven on California streets, you are protected. However, damage caused specifically by track use may not be covered under the manufacturer's standard warranty.

Yes. Under the Song-Beverly Act, the manufacturer must pay the prevailing consumer's reasonable attorney fees and costs. This provision ensures that consumers can pursue Lemon Law claims without the financial burden of legal fees.

Yes, as long as the aftermarket wheels did not cause the defect at issue. The manufacturer bears the burden of proving that an aftermarket modification caused the problem. Unrelated modifications do not void your Lemon Law rights under the Song-Beverly Act.