Bentley Lemon Law Attorney

Yes. California's Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act applies equally to all new vehicles regardless of manufacturer prestige or purchase price. Bentley vehicles costing $200,000 or more are subject to the exact same consumer protections as any other car sold in California. If your Continental GT, Bentayga, or Flying Spur has recurring defects that authorized Bentley dealers cannot repair, you have every right to pursue a lemon law claim. Lion Lemon has experience handling claims against ultra-luxury manufacturers and will not be intimidated by Bentley's legal resources.

Air suspension failures are among the most common and costly Bentley defects, and they frequently qualify as substantial impairments under California Lemon Law. When your Bentley sags overnight, rides at an incorrect height, or displays suspension fault warnings, it directly affects the safety and drivability of the vehicle. If your authorized Bentley dealer has attempted to repair the air suspension system multiple times without permanent resolution, you likely have a valid claim. The high cost of Bentley air suspension components, often $3,000 to $5,000 per strut, further demonstrates the financial impact of this defect.

Under California's Song-Beverly Act, if your vehicle has been out of service for warranty repairs for a cumulative total of 30 or more days, it may qualify as a lemon regardless of how many repair attempts have been made. Bentley dealers are known for keeping vehicles for extended periods while awaiting parts from England or consulting with Bentley's engineering team in Crewe. Every day your Bentley sits at the dealer counts toward the 30-day threshold. Lion Lemon recommends keeping a detailed log of every day your vehicle is at the dealership, including dates dropped off and picked up.

If you purchased a pre-owned Bentley from a private seller, the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act's new vehicle provisions would not apply. However, if the vehicle was still under Bentley's original factory warranty at the time of your private purchase, you may have a claim under the implied warranty of merchantability. Additionally, if you purchased a used Bentley from a licensed California dealer and received a written warranty, you may be protected under the used vehicle provisions of the Song-Beverly Act. Contact Lion Lemon for a free evaluation of your specific circumstances.

Bentley lemon law cases involve significantly higher vehicle values, which means the potential refund or replacement value is substantially greater, often exceeding $200,000 to $400,000. The Song-Beverly Act also provides for a civil penalty of up to two times the actual damages if the manufacturer willfully violated the law, which can make Bentley cases exceptionally valuable. Additionally, Bentley's limited dealer network in California can work in your favor, as fewer repair facilities often means longer wait times and more days out of service. Lion Lemon understands these unique dynamics and leverages them to maximize your recovery.