Rolls-Royce Wraith Lemon Law

Doors that do not hold their position properly pose a risk of injury to occupants entering or exiting the vehicle and are considered a safety defect under the Song-Beverly Act. Safety-related defects may qualify your Wraith as a lemon after just two repair attempts rather than the standard four.

The satellite-aided transmission is a core feature of the Wraith, and its malfunction substantially impairs the vehicle's use and value. Under the Song-Beverly Act, if the dealer has been unable to repair this system after multiple attempts, you have grounds for a lemon law claim. Keep detailed records of each visit and the symptoms you experience.

The Song-Beverly Act primarily covers new vehicles sold by authorized dealers. A private party purchase of a used Wraith is generally not covered unless the vehicle still has an active manufacturer's warranty and was originally sold as new in California. A lemon law attorney can review your specific situation to determine eligibility.

Low usage or infrequent driving does not exempt the manufacturer from its warranty obligations under the Song-Beverly Act. Rolls-Royce must honor the warranty regardless of how many miles you drive. If defects exist within the warranty period, your claim is valid regardless of the vehicle's mileage or frequency of use.