Rolls-Royce Phantom Lemon Law

Yes. Condensation inside the sealed gallery dashboard is a manufacturing defect that impairs the value of your Phantom. Under the Song-Beverly Act, this qualifies as a substantial impairment of value, especially considering this is a signature feature of the Phantom. The manufacturer is obligated to repair it under warranty.

An engine oil leak is a mechanical defect that can impair safety and reliability. Document every repair visit with detailed repair orders. If the dealer has made multiple unsuccessful attempts to stop the leak, contact a California lemon law attorney to evaluate whether your Phantom qualifies for a buyback under the Song-Beverly Act.

The Song-Beverly Act requires a refund of the full purchase price minus a mileage offset, regardless of how much the vehicle cost. For a Phantom, this means the refund amount will be substantial, reflecting the actual price paid. The manufacturer may also be liable for a civil penalty of up to two times the damages if they willfully violated the Act.

Under the Song-Beverly Act, warranty repairs must restore the vehicle to its warranted condition, which generally means using original manufacturer parts. If Rolls-Royce proposes non-original parts for your Phantom, you have the right to insist on genuine parts. Repairs with substandard parts that fail to resolve the defect still count as unsuccessful repair attempts.