Land Rover Range Rover Sport Lemon Law

Yes, the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act covers your Range Rover Sport if the air suspension defect substantially impairs its use, value, or safety and the manufacturer has been given a reasonable number of repair attempts. Typically, two or more attempts for a safety-related defect or four or more attempts for other warranty issues may qualify. You should retain all repair orders documenting each visit.

Under the Song-Beverly Act, there is no fixed statutory number, but the legal presumption arises after two repair attempts for a defect that could cause death or serious injury, or four attempts for other substantial defects. Additionally, if your Range Rover Sport has been out of service for a cumulative total of 30 or more calendar days for warranty repairs, a presumption of lemon status may apply. These are presumptions and not hard cutoffs, so earlier qualification is possible.

Absolutely. The Song-Beverly Act applies to both purchased and leased vehicles in California, as long as the vehicle is covered by the manufacturer warranty. As a lessee, you are entitled to the same remedies, including a refund of lease payments made or a replacement vehicle. Land Rover is obligated to honor the warranty regardless of whether you own or lease the vehicle.

If your Range Rover Sport qualifies as a lemon, you may receive a full refund of the purchase or lease price, including down payment, monthly payments, registration fees, and incidental costs such as towing and rental cars. Alternatively, you can elect a replacement vehicle of substantially identical value. The manufacturer may also be liable for your attorney fees and civil penalties up to two times actual damages if the refusal to repurchase was willful.