Maserati GranCabrio Lemon Law

Yes. The Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act covers all new motor vehicles sold or leased in California, including convertibles like the GranCabrio. If your vehicle has a substantial warranty defect that the dealer cannot repair after a reasonable number of attempts, you may qualify for relief.

A leaking convertible top that allows water to damage the interior and electronics is a substantial defect. If the dealer has been unable to fix the leak after multiple repair attempts, your GranCabrio may be classified as a lemon under California law.

The refund includes the full purchase price, all finance charges paid, taxes, registration, and incidental costs such as towing and rental cars. The manufacturer may deduct a mileage offset calculated by dividing the miles driven before the first defect report by 120,000 and multiplying by the purchase price.

California Lemon Law protects vehicles that are primarily used in California, even if purchased from an out-of-state dealer. If you are a California resident and the vehicle is registered and used in California, you are protected under the Song-Beverly Act.