Aston Martin Rapide Lemon Law

Yes, provided it was purchased or leased new in California and the defect appeared during the original manufacturer warranty period. The Song-Beverly Act protects you if the defect substantially impairs the vehicle and cannot be repaired after a reasonable number of attempts.

The discontinuation of the Rapide model does not affect your lemon law rights. As long as the vehicle is still within its original warranty coverage period, Song-Beverly protections fully apply regardless of whether the model is still in production.

Yes. Under Song-Beverly, a full refund includes the down payment, all monthly payments made, taxes, registration fees, and other charges. The only deduction is a reasonable mileage offset for miles driven before the first repair attempt for the defect.

If your Rapide is repurchased under Song-Beverly, the manufacturer must pay off the remaining loan balance directly to your lender. You are then reimbursed for all payments you made, minus the mileage offset, effectively making you financially whole.