Acura NSX Lemon Law

Yes, the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act applies equally to all new vehicles sold with a manufacturer warranty in California, regardless of price or performance class. The Acura NSX is fully covered, and defects in the hybrid drivetrain, transmission, or engine qualify just as they would in any other vehicle. The high purchase price of the NSX can actually result in a larger refund or settlement.

Track use does not automatically void your lemon law rights under the Song-Beverly Act, but the manufacturer may argue that track use caused or contributed to the defect. If the defect is a design or manufacturing flaw unrelated to track conditions, your claim remains valid. Maintaining detailed records of your driving history and having an independent expert evaluate the defect can help counter any such arguments.

Yes, under the Song-Beverly Act, days your NSX spends at the dealer for warranty repairs count toward the 30-day out-of-service threshold, even if the dealer is waiting for parts. The manufacturer is responsible for ensuring parts availability to complete warranty repairs in a timely manner. Extended delays due to parts shortages strengthen rather than weaken your lemon law claim.

Absolutely. Under the Song-Beverly Act, multiple distinct defects can be aggregated to support a lemon law claim, even if no single defect individually meets the repair attempt threshold. If your NSX has several unresolved warranty issues that collectively impair its safety, value, or use, the combination strengthens your case. Each defect and repair attempt should be separately documented.