Acura ADX Lemon Law

A vehicle that repeatedly enters limp mode presents a strong lemon law case under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act because it directly affects safety and drivability. If the dealer has been unable to diagnose and permanently fix the cause of the limp mode events, your ADX may qualify as a lemon. Ensure each limp mode incident is documented on a repair order with the specific fault codes stored.

Keep copies of every dealer repair order showing the date, mileage, your complaint in your own words, and the work performed. Take photos or videos of any visible symptoms such as warning lights, smoke, or unusual noises. Maintain a written log of every incident including the date, time, and driving conditions. This documentation is critical evidence under the Song-Beverly Act.

Yes, under the Song-Beverly Act, if your ADX qualifies as a lemon, you are entitled to a full refund that includes your down payment, all monthly payments made, taxes, registration fees, and incidental damages such as towing costs. The only deduction is a reasonable mileage offset for miles driven before your first repair attempt for the defect.

If a dealer refuses to perform warranty repairs on your ADX, contact Acura corporate customer care immediately and document the refusal in writing. You may also take the vehicle to a different authorized Acura dealer for service. A dealer refusal to repair does not eliminate your rights under the Song-Beverly Act and may actually strengthen your claim by showing the manufacturer failed to honor its warranty obligations.