Alfa Romeo Giulia Lemon Law

Yes. If your Giulia was purchased or leased new in California and has a defect covered by the manufacturer warranty that cannot be repaired after a reasonable number of attempts, you are protected under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act. Certified pre-owned vehicles with active warranties may also qualify.

Stalling is considered a serious safety defect under California Lemon Law. If the dealer has attempted to repair the stalling issue at least twice and the problem persists, you may have a strong Lemon Law claim for a full refund or vehicle replacement.

If your Giulia qualifies as a lemon, you may receive a full refund of the purchase price including taxes, registration, and incidental costs, or a replacement vehicle. The manufacturer may deduct a mileage offset for the miles driven before the first repair attempt.

California Lemon Law primarily covers new vehicles, but used vehicles may also qualify if they were sold with a remaining manufacturer warranty or a dealer warranty. If your used Giulia has a valid warranty and meets the Lemon Law criteria, you may still be eligible for relief.