McLaren 765LT Lemon Law

The 765LT qualifies if it was purchased or leased new in California and has a substantial defect covered by the manufacturer warranty that cannot be fixed after a reasonable number of repair attempts. The Song-Beverly Act applies regardless of the vehicle price or limited-production status.

Yes. Low mileage actually strengthens your claim because it demonstrates you were unable to use the vehicle. Under Song-Beverly, the 30-day out-of-service threshold is a powerful basis for a lemon law claim regardless of how many miles are on the odometer.

Under Song-Beverly, the refund is based on the actual price paid, which includes any dealer markup or market adjustment you agreed to at the time of purchase. Taxes, fees, and incidental costs are also recoverable, minus the mileage offset.

The manufacturer bears the burden of proving that track use caused the defect. If the defect stems from a manufacturing or design flaw, track use does not disqualify your Song-Beverly claim. McLaren markets the 765LT as a track-capable vehicle, which can undermine a misuse defense.