Alfa Romeo Giulia Ti Lemon Law

Yes. If your Giulia Ti was purchased or leased new in California and has a substantial warranty defect that remains unrepaired after a reasonable number of dealer visits, you are protected under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act and may receive a refund or replacement vehicle.

Document every instance of the transmission issue and take your vehicle to an authorized Alfa Romeo dealer for repair under warranty. Keep copies of all repair orders. If the problem persists after multiple attempts, contact a California Lemon Law attorney to evaluate your case.

Yes. If your financed Giulia Ti qualifies as a lemon, the manufacturer must pay off the remaining loan balance and refund payments you have already made, minus a mileage offset. You are made whole regardless of whether you purchased or financed the vehicle.

California has a four-year statute of limitations for Lemon Law claims, measured from the date you discovered or should have discovered the defect. However, it is best to act while your vehicle is still under the manufacturer warranty to preserve the strongest possible claim.