Alfa Romeo Stelvio Ti Lemon Law

Yes. New Stelvio Ti vehicles purchased or leased in California are covered under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act. If your vehicle has a defect that the dealer cannot repair after a reasonable number of attempts during the warranty period, you may be entitled to relief.

Water leaks that damage the interior or create electrical problems can constitute a substantial defect under California Lemon Law. If the dealer has attempted to fix the sunroof leak multiple times without success, your vehicle may qualify as a lemon.

The Song-Beverly Act requires the manufacturer to repair defects covered by warranty. If they cannot do so after a reasonable number of attempts, they must either replace the vehicle with a comparable model or provide a full refund of the purchase price, including taxes and fees.

No. Under California law, the manufacturer and dealer are obligated to repair warranty-covered defects at no cost to you. If a dealer attempts to charge a diagnostic fee for a defect that falls under the manufacturer warranty, you should refuse and report the issue to the manufacturer.